Sentence examples for articles are framed from inspiring English sources

Copies of favorable press articles are framed on VandeHei's office wall, along with keepsakes from Politico's mainstream incursion (a photo of himself moderating a presidential debate on CNN).

The authors are clearly familiar with the style of Western magazine journalism, and many articles are framed as regular features like View From the Inside and The Leader's Editorial.

Re "BPA Levels Tied to Obesity in Youths" (Vital Signs, Sept. 25): The information in this article is framed in a manner implying Bisphenol A (BPA) may be a cause of childhood obesity.

Her article is framed by the story of Charles Knowlton, whose 1832 tract "The Fruits of Philosophy" pioneered what we know today as "reproductive rights" — including, notably, the right to not reproduce.

The headline reads "Intel's Core i9 9900K is up to 50% faster than AMD's Ryzen 7 2700X in games". The article is framed mostly as fact.

The moment you know that an article is framed as a list, it's hard to resist trying to predict the contents.

"You've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel lucky?'" Leonhard covers Microsoft and the world of updates pretty religiously, and this entire article is framed as a scary reminder that you really should turn off Automatic Updates.

The article is framed by the occupation of Eliuda Toxok, a resident of the west coast of New Ireland, a province of Papua New Guinea.

But Joyce's Newsweek article was framed as an extension of a preexisting story concerning the illegal distribution of Bibles in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The article is framed within Connell's (21) concept of hegemonic masculinity as applied by Courtney (22).

The context of this article is framed by the current lack of a complete and plausible scenario for the origin of life.