Sentence examples for that articles from inspiring English sources
Newsprint space restrictions mean that articles usually have to be cut.
Does that mean that articles I read on the Guardian will be shared?
Yet he also said that articles depicting him as legally blind were inaccurate.
His speech, at Mr. Thurmond's 100th birthday, seemed so unremarkable that articles did not even include the quotation.
The moment that articles appear on a news website they become available for copying or repurposing, to use the jargon.
Fans had started talking about the Mets, so much so that articles began appearing about all the Mets chatter.
They had said that articles in the newspaper about local corruption, drug trafficking and illegal immigrants were extremist in nature.
The media frenzy has been such that articles detailing the barest minutiae have grabbed headlines all week.
Dr. Kessler, the former F.D.A. commissioner, says that such arguments may sound reasonable, but adds that articles may be technically accurate but not true.
It is for this reason that articles on Wikipedia for famous people like, say, the basketball great Julius Erving, frequently have no photograph.
To what extent does it matter to the readers that articles in this publication are thoroughly researched and accurate?" After a few minutes, have students share their responses.
