Sentence examples for famous article from inspiring English sources

That's his famous article in 1985.

There's a famous article by John Lintner.

G.P.: You wrote a very famous article on why there have been no great women artists.

Arthur Krock wrote a now famous article in "Fortune" called "Mr. Kennedy's Management of the News".

But, perfect hermit that you are, you've not read Sainte-Beuve's famous article on the Academy and its can-didates.

The UK will have to negotiate its divorce with the EU under the now famous article 50.

Yet his most famous article, in his other incarnation as a journalist, was entitled "Down with Dons".

It was 1957, just before JB Priestley wrote his famous article for the New Statesman magazine advocating unilateral nuclear disarmament.

A famous article by Philip Adams, titled The Dangerous Pornography of Death aired the opinion that Miller's debut would appeal to "rapists, sadists, child-murderers and incipient Mansons".

Two University of Chicago economists, George Stigler and Gary Becker, wrote a famous article entitled "De Gustibus Non Est Disputandum" – there's no arguing over tastes.

Irving Fisher, an American economist, described this process in a famous article in 1933 entitled "The Debt-Deflation Theory of Great Depressions".