Sentence examples for in articles from from inspiring English sources
The piece is highlighted here and in articles from Discover Magazine, Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News, and Science Magazine.
Using the current version, we were already able to identify erroneous claims in articles from several major newspapers.
iPhone Summly promises "pocket sized news for iPhone", trawling hundreds of news sites, pulling in articles from their RSS feeds, then turning them into 400-character summaries, which can be flipped through using a neat gestural interface.
In articles from the 1920s to the 1940s Savarkar lambasted Gandhi as a "crazy lunatic" who "happens to babble...[about] compassion, forgiveness", yet "notwithstanding his sublime and broad heart, the Mahatma has a very narrow and immature head".
Click through the links in articles from The Huffington Post and The Telegraph, and instead of "underwear with the word 'Wild,'" you find a demure flowered print (on a less-than-demure garment).
For example, the kind of language that's being used to describe Oakland's current boom is eerily similar to predictions about Oakland's economic destiny in articles from the early 1900s or World War II or the first dot-com bubble, etc.
You can read old editions of The Brooklyn Daily Eagle online if you are interested in issues that appeared from 1841 to 1902, but thanks to Old Fulton NY Postcards, a quirky site featuring scanned-in articles from many New York papers, I have read many of W. C. Vreeland's racing pieces, which appear in later issues.
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authored articles (48.1%) than in articles by authors from the U.S. (42.0%).
In general, the Times sets its documentation of falsehoods in articles apart from its primary coverage.
