Sentence examples for article talk of from inspiring English sources

Your article "Talk of Tracking Crimes, One Jittery Park at a Time" (Feb. 16), about a proposal to create a parks division within the Police Department, makes some good points.

Your article talked of "extraordinary progress in reducing poverty".

The magazine article talked of its subject's "incandescent ambition" and was headlined "Untangling Rebekah Brooks".

The man interrogated in the Le Parisien article talks of €50,000 paid to Isis volunteers for carrying out attacks in Europe.

The article talked of students having to "pay" and "debt", default" and their "gamble" on getting a job to pay back.

Enemies sensed what he was up to, and he was often denounced in the press: one typical newspaper article talked of his "binomical Performance", deploying "the little Art he is truly Master of, of forging a Story and imposing on the World for the Truth".

Almost every artistic director queried for this article talks of pleading or begging for the show--their words--since the first Royal Shakespeare Company production opened in England in 1985, but no rights were available once the RSC opted for Broadway.

By measuring how many articles talk of "Africa" without mentioning a specific country, we show in the app Africa Isn't A Country how widespread the prejudice against the continent actually is.

The LA Times article linked above and the Newsweek article talk about a friend of Anderson, a hacker named Bill Landreth, a published author for Microsoft Press on computer security issues.

I could spend the whole rest of this article talking about the commoditization of "selling stuff". We could talk about the decline of the homemaker and rise of two-income families, which changed the role of one major household player from "the acquirer of stuff" to someone who now has a two-hour commute every day and no time to waste trolling a grocery store.

The article talks not only of tension between him and James, but also of distrust between him and Elisabeth's husband, the public relations man Matthew Freud.