Sentence examples for sort of articles from inspiring English sources

But emailed is a funny thing; the sort of articles readers want to send to all their friends aren't necessarily the ones they value most.

As newspaper reviewers and TV editors start pulling together content for the obligatory annual reviews and the "year that X happened" sort of articles, it is hard to imagine the ice bucket challenge not making the cut.

Firms can then track what sort of articles people read, where they shop, their location and other details, and can build up profiles of consumers.This allows advertisers to reach people they think are most likely to be interested in hearing from them which explains web users' frequent sense of déjà vu.

It did include a two-page list of the sort of articles his new publication could be expected to carry, and even a plan for the first 13 weekly editions (issue six was to be led by an article on "Free trade and the national debt"; issue ten with one on "Widow Biddle and the poor needle-women of the metropolis").

You know the sort of articles: a journalist trots along to a wealthy person's ridiculous house in Oxfordshire / the Hamptons / the Caribbean and writes a suitably gushy piece about how this person's purchase of a £30,000 terracotta pot for their living room proves their moral superiority and, really, why don't we all cover our bedrooms in customised de Gournay wallpaper ($650 per panel)?

So thanks, Urschleim_in_Silicon, for reminding us just how deeply unoriginal these sort of articles are.

You know the guy: salt-and-pepper hair, winning smile, 45 kids.... It's the sort of article that responsible citizens should carve out 30 minutes to read.

Everyone recognized this sort of article as a prelude to an arrest, and Brodsky's friends insisted that he go to Moscow to wait things out.

Campbell, who is also a singer and the son of rock singer Jimmy Barnes, said of Bolt's piece: "This sort of article breeds hate".

"So they wanted to me to come into a 'coming-of-age' sort of article — that's why they chose that caption," she said in an interview with the BBC.

Though frustrating at times, mining photo archives while working on this sort of article brings steady rewards: dated, eccentric images from bygone eras that are estranged from the customs of modern-day life.