Sentence examples for article meant to from inspiring English sources

The article, meant to poke fun at the panic created by the nationwide anthrax scare, ended up causing just that.

A note on access concludes the article, meant to help interested social scientists find easier access to the acronym-filled and gray literature where much of this research has been published.

In the April issue of Esquire, published by Hearst Magazines, Ted C. Fishman wrote an article meant to parody the abundance of Web sites for products that seemed too good to be true.

Mimi Wallace New York To the Editor: After reading the travelogue on Kabul, and then the front-page headlines in the same day's newspaper ("At Border, Signs of Pakistani Role in Taliban Surge"), I can only conclude that this was not a travel article meant to be taken seriously.

Women are not allowed to abort dead babies thanks to an article meant to protect the unborn.

A publicist representing Charter Schools USA forwarded a written statement from the company, saying, "We're not interested in being used in an article meant to misrepresent the great work the Foundation for Educational Excellence does to promote positive educational choices for students and parents by improving the performance of public schools in the U.S".

I don't believe the authors of the journal article mean to discourage the reporting of secondary outcomes.

Fake news has a real meaning — deliberately constructed lies, in the form of news articles, meant to mislead the public.

The mayor's campaign has compiled dossiers of articles meant to portray Mr. Thompson as an incompetent steward of the educational system.

It was titled Immigration Crime Stories Round Up: Week of February 4th and included nine clips from news articles meant to show evidence of criminal behavior by immigrants in the United States.

Theologically, the articles meant to draw a line of differentiation from the psition of Huldrych Zwingli, and they were accepted by the secular leaders of Saxony and Brandenburg.