Sentence examples for journal offered from inspiring English sources

No one inside or outside the Journal offered me specific instances of Murdoch and Thomson pushing a politically biased story.

When they graduated, in 1970 (with a high lottery number, he was in little danger of being drafted), the Wall Street Journal offered him the national job he sought — in Detroit, not Washington.

By George Packer In 1997, William Kristol and David Brooks, writing in the Wall Street Journal, offered a critique of the Republican Party of Newt Gingrich and Bob Dole.

In the middle of a news story on Sir Allen Stanford this week, the Wall Street Journal offered a helpful description for Americans of that strange sport in which the errant billionaire likes to dabble: "Dating from 1744, cricket has some similarities to baseball, although it can baffle many who are more familiar with baseball.

The Wall Street Journal offered the qualification that the women might be "barefoot or stiletto-heeled," and Dahlia Lithwick, in a nice recap, wrote that the animals in question are "small woodland creatures" — shod or unshod, woodland or prairie, the enactors are said to cater to a recognized sexual fetish, an assertion this blog is willing to take on faith.

A paper in this journal offered several criticisms of these studies and of a systematic review of these studies.

A recent article in the Wall Street Journal offers a suggestion.

The Wall Street Journal offers its view of the 2012 regulatory landscape.

The Chinese-language journal offers a mix of translations and original works by Chinese writers.

The journal offers all sorts of artistic visions and interviews with photographers talking about their craft.

For a teenager predisposed to thinking this way, the Daria journal offers encouragement -- maybe too much.