Sentence examples for slew of articles from inspiring English sources
Every year comes a slew of articles about the political nature of the voting.
"There have been a slew of articles condemning him as a global dictator," Mr. Pope said.
The flip side of the media response is a slew of articles tying Williams' comedic genius inextricably to his depression and struggles with addiction.
Add that to research last week from Nielsen, which shows that Twitter's audience growth is not powered by teenagers, and you have a slew of articles wondering what on earth today's youths are up to.
"Generation Me" inspired a slew of articles in the popular press with headlines like "It's all about me," "Superflagilistic, Extra Egotistic" and "Big Babies: Think the Boomers are self-absorbed?
It's prompted a slew of articles asking whether she's too old for the job; someone has even posted a montage of photographs online, inviting viewers to "watch Hillary Clinton age 50 years in just over a minute".
Unless I am missing something MAJOR, this article, along with a whole slew of other articles that go on to cite it, is conclusive of nothing.
In fact, there are a whole slew of academic articles that employ faulty logic (many of which cite this article to make their own claim on lesbian obesity), small sample sizes, inept research questions, and arguably homophobic and fat-phobic hypotheses, in an attempt to prove that lesbians are an overweight and obese population, and that we have BMIs higher than the average heterosexual woman.
PONDICHERRY, INDIA — The last couple of months have seen a slew of retrospective articles and issues in the Indian media.
Throughout the campaign, a slew of fabricated articles tapped into the prejudices of pro-Trump or pro-Clinton Facebook users by making up stories they wanted to believe.
Something similar occurs in one of the columns in Ellen Willis's Out of the Vinyl Deeps (University of Minnesota Press, $22.95), when she mentions a slew of 1969 articles fretting already about the "death of rock".
