Sentence examples for content of an article from inspiring English sources

In much the same way that an informational brochure's content differs from the content of an article, web content changes depending on its function and where it resides.

The Argentine ambassador says she is particularly concerned by the tone and content of an article by Mr Clarkson in the Sunday Times where he insinuated that there was a conspiracy to embarrass and eject the film crew from Tierra del Fuego Province.

This image represented the scientific content of an article very well, but I had to consider the complaints of others who felt that it just didn't "look nice".

A service called UniClip that allows a user to save the full content of an article by snapping a screenshot part of it is proposed.

We propose a service called UniClip that allows a user to save the full content of an article by snapping a screenshot part of it.

The last critical page, Page 11, represented a page where a legitimate Facebook pop-up is displayed and logging in is required to show the full content of an article.

In June, the tribunal ruled that a former correspondent for The Washington Post, Jonathan Randal, should appear before it to confirm the contents of an article he wrote in 1993 because prosecutors wanted to present it in evidence in the trial of Radoslav Brdjanin, a Bosnian Serb politician.

Confirming the contents of an article which appeared in the Australian earlier this week, the home affairs minister told Sydney radio 2GB that Australia would not sign the UN global compact for migration, which aims to address migration issues in a "safe, orderly and regular" way, if it stayed in its present incarnation.

In the case of WP, the scalar variable A represents the opinion expressed by the written contents of an article, which carries the assumption that all agents perceive the medium in the same way.

If you are going to let the contents of an article or a meme or a post become your opinion or your reference as "fact," apply a critical eye – where is this story coming from?

For the past few years, trigger warnings – a written or verbal heads up that the content of an assignment, article, movie, etc might contain material potentially upsetting ("triggering") for trauma survivors – have been at the center of conversation around young people, most of it quite negative.