By E. B. White The New Yorker, February 14 , 1931 P. 11Tells of writer who spent three days writing an article on something or other, and when he had finished it, it blew out the window and landed on the roof of John Haynes Holmes Church across the way.
To write a book on something you really care about — the peeling streets of Manila that clutched at me daily — I saw that I'd have to turn out an article on something far from my experience.
A topic generally restricted to teenage girls, like friendship bracelets, can seem short at four paragraphs when compared with lengthy articles on something boys might favor, like, toy soldiers or baseball cards, whose voluminous entry includes a detailed chronological history of the subject.
SIR —Thank you for your interest in the issue of the Bulgarian nurses sentenced to death in Libya.Recently you published an article, based on something I wrote:In your article you quoted me, specifying that I am the author of the idea to elect the nurses as members of the European Parliament.
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VICE is known for traveling the planet and covering underreported stories from hard-to-reach corners of the globe, but today we're launching a series of articles focusing on something much more internal.
Your audience is reading your article for information on something they seek to understand; using technical terms or specific jargon may be off-putting and make your article difficult to take in.
The lyrics of the song were written in 2006, when songwriter Miranda Cooper was "inspired by an article she read on something called (coincidentally) the Miranda Complex, named after the ambitious lawyer in Sex and the City, about how women are earning more than men and pushing ahead".
The writers of the article may have picked up on something that you didn't, so you can learn more about the film/book from another persons point of view.
For a while in the 1980s and 1990s, every economic sociology article, on every topic, ran something like this: it began by ritualistically presenting the view from economics, and then proceeded to pull it to pieces by showing that "it is, in fact, much more complicated" than the play of interests and incentives.
