Sentence examples for any number of articles from inspiring English sources
It will reveal more to historians in the next century than any number of articles and newsreels.
The interplay between Hedren and Suzanne Pleshette in The Birds tells me more about women than any number of articles on feminist theory.
Over the last several years, and again in recent weeks, there have been any number of articles — in Yale's alumni magazine, in the student newspaper The Yale Daily News — that asserted Williams was a Rhodes finalist.
As a research report, Zoref's talk was basic and rote: he offered no proprietary information, and although his arguments dovetailed with any number of articles and books on crowd wisdom (not least, James Surowiecki's "The Wisdom of Crowds"), he did not cite them.
Any number of articles can be compared two at a time on a continuum ("article A is much better, or a little better than article B" for example).
Likewise, read any number of articles offering entrepreneurs free and usually unsolicited advice, and the ability to tell a great story — to investors, partners, customers, employees and the media — is commonly cited as an important factor in determining a startup's chances of success.
The reader should consult any of a number of articles on this important topic, including for example [3, 22, 26] and references therein.
