Sentence examples for articles talk about from inspiring English sources

Countless articles talk about the AHCA's dramatic effects on insurance coverage and premiums.

Numerous articles talk about the positive effect journaling has on mental health, and they all say similar things: journaling makes you more aware, helps you take control of how you feel, enables you to notice patterns, and it calms you.

Matter articles talk about big issues, like "The Racism Beat: What it's like to write about hate over and over and over," or "Living and Dying on Airbnb: My dad died in an Airbnb rental, and he's not the only one.

When articles talk about how men are looking for women who remind them of their mothers, for example, you can be pretty sure that they're not so much looking for the woman who cleaned their clothes and drove them to soccer practice, but instead want the emotional connection and warmth embodied in their mothers to be reflected in their romantic relationships.

All of these articles talked about injustice.

While there was, to be sure, a lot of hype, there were also quite a few articles talking about the risks inherent in the IPO, questioning the valuation, and warning retail investors away from making big bets.

This Christmas, numerous articles talked about the half-price lobsters and turkeys to be found there, while Lidl even hosted a pop-up restaurant in Shoreditch to convince shoppers that luxury food was cheap.

(It dropped "Auction" three years later, although there were articles talking about contract bridge and the requirement to bid as high as the game level to receive a game bonus as early as the July 1926 issue).

Other articles talked about Barack Obama's plans to attack Mrs. Clinton on national security issues and how the hearty endorsement of John McCain by President George W. Bush might hurt John McCain as much as help him.

However, there are few articles talking about using fuzzy control for WiMAX.

In fact, most of the relevant links are articles talking about people who actually do use Twitter itself to talk to their families.