Sentence examples for in a Guardian article from inspiring English sources

So, if you're wearing a Guardian "Step outside posh boy" T-shirt, hold your breath before you read these words which appear in a Guardian article by the Tory leader: I believe the choice at this election is between a reactionary Labour party and the old ways of command and control, or radical change with the ­Conservatives – a progressive party in tune with the modern world.

"On and on it went, back and forth," Cusk wrote later in a Guardian article about the book's reception.

The other crowd deny Muslims their faith," he says in a Guardian article.

In a Guardian article, Tombs said that Black will be deported from the US once his sentence is completed.

(He claims my colleague Simon Hoggart was the first journalist to use it, in a Guardian article in 1974).

The original said that questions about Davidson's integrity were first raised in a Guardian article in 2002.

Baldwin makes the assertion in a Guardian article, one of the first comments on the much criticised campaign from Ed Miliband's own team.

Moreover, Mr McCluskey has made no secret of his wish to exert his power over candidate selections, including in a Guardian article in May.

At its heart, this battle, as Max Mosley points out in a Guardian article, is all about interpretations of the public interest.

Zadie Smith pointed to something similar when – in a Guardian article in 2009 – she called the essay the prose form which can best reflect "messy reality".

In a Guardian article, Priestley writes: "The British people seem not to have fallen for Mr Cameron's cynical manoeuvre to shore up his position.