Sentence examples for strong articles from inspiring English sources

Put your name on your research early, garner an audience and feedback, and maximise on research time by developing strong articles into research papers, and research offcuts into blogs.

"It has always been a strong article of faith that the building needs to be open to the public," he said of the Capitol.

A strong article by J. David Goodman in Wednesday's New York section was the first substantial treatment in The Times about the recent claims of racial profiling at two Manhattan stores.

John Cory immediately hit back with a strong article called "Story in Six Words".

In a series of ever-stronger articles in the Mail, the cricketing legend has taunted the RSPB and pressured the BBC to have Springwatch broadcaster and RSPB vice-chair Chris Packham sacked.

His strongest articles, including a study of Springsteen's album "The River," are mainly readings of the lyrical text, and he was at his best with songs, like Springsteen's and some of Browne's, that gratified his obsession with the drive-in movie myths of stoic male heroism.

Along with the more limited methodological quality of the three studies mentioned above, we noticed a great variety in the outcome of these studies compared to other (methodologically stronger) articles.

That tells the reader this is the strongest article the editors have to offer today, and they see no reason to hype it with a bigger headline.

He did not cite the much stronger Article 5, in which an attack on one member is considered an attack on all NATO countries and obliges a concerted response.

Under Mr. Patterson, The Times's liberal traditions flourished on Florida's largely conservative west coast, with foreign and national news reports and strong investigative articles.

Jason has the rare ability in a writer to both break big stories on his own, as well as write strong opinion articles on the topics of the day.