Sentence examples for contemporary article from inspiring English sources

Should this part of every contemporary article be curated and edited, almost like the piece itself?

For my students, the challenge lay in connecting ancient literature to a contemporary article from an entirely different time period, culture, and context.

I remember reading in one contemporary article that Kubrick had 20 blue blazers, 20 pairs of black slacks, and 20 white shirts, so that he would never have to waste time in the morning wondering what to wear.

In the modern equivalent of the song and supper club, ie the gastro pub, Frank meets historian Michael Kilgariff who reads from a contemporary article that suggests music halls "appealed to the most depraved propensities".

EAS tags are arguably the most commonly used contemporary article surveillance measure, boosted by ever-cheaper RF technology.

What I say in the preface of my book is this: If you need convincing about the value of the classics, first read a contemporary article from a business journal on motivation, then read the St . Crispins Day speech.

Contemporary articles indicate that families communicated with the staff in the carriage houses by some sort of telegraph system.

Its 116 contemporary articles were mostly written not as reports but as journalists' think-pieces, showing how the opinion-formers' opinions changed as the war went on.

But little is known about what constitutes effective supervision in a sales setting.10 In fact, most contemporary articles on sales management merely describe current fads and trends.

Second, trainees also participate in a monthly Clinical Journal Club in which two contemporary articles are discussed/critiqued by trainees as well as faculty in each meeting.

Contemporary articles are assigned on a related topic every week, and a student leads discussions with input from faculty who are experts in the topic area.