Sentence examples for article was called from inspiring English sources

The article was called "Second Baptisms".

The Atlantic article was called "Broken Windows"; if one window in a building was left broken, it argued, all the others would soon be gone.

The article was called "All Thumbs, or, Is There a Future for Film Criticism?," and Mr. Corliss's point was that sound bites, video clips and glib quantification threatened to dumb down the critical enterprise and to dilute the impact of thoughtful analysis and good writing.

The article was called The Anatomy of The Twitter Attack, and today we unfortunately find ourselves with a sequel to that post as the Twitter DNS servers were compromised last night and the site was redirected to a defacement page.

The article was called "How To Build a Bomb in your mom's Kitchen".

The article was called "How To Build a Bomb in the Kitchen of your Mum".

The article is called "Domain-Driven Design in an Evolving Architecture".

Ms Farrell's article is called "Smarter Offshoring", and a book published this month has the title "Smarter Outsourcing" (by Jean-Louis Bravard and Robert Morgan, Pearson Education).

His article is called "Funny Like a Guy," and it discusses whether Faris's style of humor can succeed in a movie industry that caters to adolescent males.

The article is called "The Capitalization of the Future"; the pages that follow do little to shed light on the meaning of the title or, really, much else.

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