Sentence examples for these articles say from inspiring English sources

Republicans, these articles say, need to return to their roots.

Whatever these articles said, it's hard to disguise that the shopping experience of Lidl is a bit cheap and not cheerful.

These articles said that an education, a vote, a decently remunerated job, and access to social goods and opportunities, were rights on a par with rights to life, liberty, privacy and freedom of expression: that is, basic conditions of the possibility of a good life.

Among other things, these articles said that Jews had a great talent for exploiting chess but showed no signs of chess artistry; described the hypermodern theories of Nimzowitsch and Réti as "this cheap bluff, this shameless self-publicity", hyped by "the majority of Anglo-Jewish pseudo-intellectuals"; and described his 1937 match with Euwe as "a triumph against the Jewish conspiracy".

These sources, according to the article, say they confronted McCain in 1999 with their concerns that he was risking his career by interacting with Vicki Iseman.

But what does the article say about us, "the Americans"?

No. Did the article say anything meaningful at all?

The reviewers screened every article based on two questions: Did the article say anything about health care information and learning needs of health care providers?

Tax notices have already been served to these companies, the article said.

The UN (and many other demographers) have already stopped projecting a peak population of 9 billion.It is true, as the article says, that "these projections indicate that there is little prospect of an end to world population growth this century".

The writer of the article said that these kids were more like an immigrant group, that they had a specific kind of "nationality" among themselves, a gift of a sort that needed to be known as opposed to being liberated from.