Sentence examples for normal articles from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for The Atlantic said that the comments were moderated by its marketing team, not by the editorial team that moderates comments on normal articles.

It has also taken a different approach to advertising, scorning small banner advertisements in favour of sponsored content which often looks remarkably and deliberately like normal articles.

It makes money through "sponsored content"—which often looks remarkably and deliberately like a normal article, but is commissioned by advertisers.

The Atlantic on Tuesday issued a simple three-word apology for publishing an advertisement by the Church of Scientology that resembled a normal article from the acclaimed magazine: "We screwed up".

In middle school, my mother and I took trips to the mall in which the inevitable would occur: she would present me with options (probably perfectly fine choices that I've blocked out to make myself feel better) and I would freak out at how crazy/awful/stupid she was for thinking that I would ever wear [insert perfectly normal article of clothing here].

Re "After Weekend of Shoveling and Snow Delays, on the Road to Normal" (news article, Jan . 2, and the accompanying photograph of two people on an all-terrain vehicle riding in the snow in Branch Brook Park in Newark: It's nice to see people enjoying the outdoors, especially when a lot of us don't have the time or place to do so.

And in October Donald Tusk is set to become the first prime minister in Poland's history to win re-election after a full term in office, bestriding a political landscape that is pleasingly normal (see article).The beatification of Pope John Paul II this weekend is a reminder of the role of that great Pole, and of his homeland, in toppling communism.

But these wars seem to be escalating and growing in horrification, so maybe this story has a chance of making a bigger-than-normal news article after all.

Concern, yes, but why are we so frightened that many of us are afraid to pursue our normal lives (news articles, Oct. 14)?

There was a skewed distribution, not normal, with 33 articles published by 21 authors with h-I values -of 60 or higher.

Mr Miliband's refusal to promise a vote could confirm the view that he is out of touch with normal people (see article).In a way, Mr Miliband's call is a good one for Britain.