Sentence examples for fun article from inspiring English sources

Re "Extravagant Results of Nature's Arms Race" (March 24): That was a fun article (and slide show) on the strange byproducts of sexual selection.

From a fun article on my first airplane ride, to practical posts like how to make a difference during the holiday season, to even more serious posts like the need to stop glamorizing cancer or the seriousness of the feminist movement, one thing was undeniable: The Huffington Post was beginning to change my entire world.

In short, the fun articles are free.

Helpful + Entertaining = Medium articles (fun articles that help you learn/gain insight).

Almost certainly, travel to Long Island by wine aficionados from other states will rise, partly spurred by sun-and-fun articles in national newspapers and general interest magazines that routinely treat the wineries and the high marks their wines get as part of today's East End vacation story.

By Brendan Gill The New Yorker, April 11 , 1953P. 67 Now that we're old enough to see the fun View Article By Jia Tolentino By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By David Remnick.

The latest issue of Edge magazine has a fun little article abbot South Korea's obsession with StarCraft.

"It's actually quite fun, writing articles on things about which you know nothing," he said.

Mr. Gutfeld said he started the "Stuff Summary" cartoon earlier this summer to poke fun of articles in other, more serious magazines, and by pointing out some of their predictable clichés he hopes to to demonstrate Stuff's strengths.

On Friday, it pithily answered the clickbaiting question "Is this immoral and dirty, or just a bit of fun?" with the article's subject – anal sex.

To the Sports Editor: I suspect — particularly for students whose entire experience of sport is the Sunday morning travel team — that part of flag football's appeal lies in a word appearing several times in the article: fun.