Sentence examples for sobering article from inspiring English sources

In another sobering article by Allen Maki of The Toronto Globe and Mail, the family of Rick Rypien, an N.H.L. enforcer who committed suicide last year in the string of tragic deaths that rocked the league, is emphatic about not connecting the dots between Rypien's concussion-inducing job as a fighter and his suicide.

My colleague Robin Wright wrote a sobering article titled "Is America Headed for a New Kind of Civil War?," in which one expert, at the State Department, estimates that "the United States faces a sixty-per-cent chance of civil war over the next ten to fifteen years".

And within the sobering article he documented how the U.S. has trailed poorly, well behind several leading Western industrialized countries.

On Dec. 27, 2009 Brady McCombs of the Arizona Daily Star in Tucson published a sobering article about migrant death in the Sonoran desert.

A sobering article by Angela Bradbery that appeared in the November/December 2012 issue of the Public Citizen News entitled 2011 Free Trade Deals Haven't Lived Up To Obama's Promises paints a bleak picture regarding our president's position on these agreements.

On the walls at think-tank strategy sessions and as illustrations for sobering magazine articles, these maps showed the arcs of nuclear missiles spanning the globe — theirs heading for us, ours heading for them.

But Andrew Manze, the British violinist and director of the Academy of Ancient Music, has seen both printed in otherwise sober articles about his style and transcriptions.

But for many readers, text-intensive magazines are the reading equivalent of Brussels sprouts, featuring sober articles at odds with the bawdy tropes that have dominated the newsstand for the last five years.

I'm not a lawyer, nor were meant to be, but I found this article sobering.

So many readers said to me, "Finally, my life made sense…." and "Now that I understand what's happening, I'm really encouraged to try again…" One reader wrote that she found the article to be "sobering, challenging, and comforting all at the same time".

Dawkins is wrong when he asserts that Darwin invoked group selection in only "one anomalous passage"; he needs to read and refute Sober's article or acknowledge his own error on this relatively minor point.