Sentence examples for responding to articles from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schrader was responding to articles in Azeri newspapers and the British tabloid Daily Mail citing accusations of a former BP employee.
With your classmates, write a letter from the editor that provides an overview of this special edition, and prepare a series of editorials responding to articles in the paper.
Mrs. Whitman was responding to articles yesterday in The New York Times and The Record of Hackensack about newly released police records that show police officials had evidence of widespread profiling on the New Jersey Turnpike as early as 1996, three years before the state acknowledged that troopers were singling out minority drivers for traffic stops and searches.
He spent most of the remaining couple of years responding to articles that were to appear in the Ayer volume in the Library of Living Philosophers series, edited by L.E.
Much to the reporter's befuddlement, readers started responding to articles under his byline with some version of, "You know he's a white supremacist, right?" "Luckily enough people knew who I was to correct them politely without me normally having to get involved," says Spencer, over email, from somewhere along the Iraqi-Syrian border.
Numerous readers responded to articles in The Times about the deaths of the children by offering contributions.
Instead, many are annoyed by the fact that their ability to use our app is underestimated, and they often respond to articles in the comment sections," she added.
The PAC doesn't post frequently on social media channels such as Facebook or put out many press releases, but it does respond to articles critical of the impact of Greek organizations on college campuses.
We assume that readers respond to articles that resonate with them and hence the number of comments posted in connection with an article is a measure of the importance of the article to readers.
How does the writer of the first letter establish his qualifications for responding to the article?
Write Mr. Pogue a letter responding to his article with the findings of your related poll.
