Sentence examples for tough articles from inspiring English sources

Vanity Fair does publish some tough articles on Hollywood despite Mr. Carter's growing connections.

For all the head scratching in news media circles about the dearth of Schwarzenegger news in the tabloids, others expressed surprise that mainstream news outlets had released such tough articles about him so close to the vote.

She was a tough article".

A tough article like that would have once been unimaginable.

Michael Shnayerson writes a very tough article about the Bush administration's stewardship of the environment.

In June, Forbes published a tough article on Dell that disappointed Rollins.

"The press says, 'Oh, the guy is rising in the polls.' " With the increased attention comes fast-response vetting of the rising candidate, exemplified last week by a couple of tough Times articles about Mr. Gingrich.

Our colleagues at The Learning Network used the article to kick off a new "Reading Club," and there were 534 student comments on Tough's article.

The preliminary version of "Beautiful Boy" was a tough 2005 article in The New York Times Magazine, "My Addicted Son".

The Donnas struck critics — and audiences — as genuine tough-girl articles in a pop-music world that seemed increasingly prefabricated and artificial.

The White House, ever prone to confuse what is good for chief executives with what is good for the economy, regards the Sarbanes bill as too tough (see article).On independent directors, what the president said this week was better.