Sentence examples for looking at articles from inspiring English sources

Does knowledge of the NSA's surveillance programs affect whether people feel comfortable looking at articles on terrorism?

Mr. Magnotta was arrested on Monday at an Internet cafe in Berlin  after employees noticed that he was looking at articles about himself and the grisly crime.

But she has to continue looking at articles on that model since they are already a part of the result set.

At the hospital closest to the airport, Kathmandu Medical College and Teaching Hospital, charred bodies were arrayed on the floor as frantic relatives tried to guess the identities by looking at articles of clothing and other personal items that had escaped incineration.

When I was writing my book, I was fooling around looking at articles from the Saturday Evening Post and I know everybody here is too young to [have] seen the Saturday Evening Post when it was still publishing, but you've all seen Norman Rockwell prints, right?

One of the aims of the current study is to investigate this relationship in a different context by looking at articles from business researchers in German-speaking countries.

I'd listen to the radio, look at articles, they'd put that out there.

Next week, I'll look at articles The Times should be writing but hasn't so far.

Here, I argue that we need to look at articles as assets and paths through them.

For example, one study looked at articles published in the New York Times and the emotions evoked in the comments section.

When users look at articles in their News Feed today, Caulfield notes, they see prompts encouraging them to Like, Share, Comment — but nothing suggesting that they Read.