Sentence examples for unusual articles from inspiring English sources

A FLURRY of unusual articles in official newspapers on April 15th about a reformist former party leader has raised eyebrows among China-watchers.

The store, Dimson Homma, sells Chinese scholars' rocks, Japanese vegetable-dyed rugs, hand-blown Italian glass and other unusual articles displayed among finches in bamboo cages and around a stone bathtub filled with circling goldfish.

For the past 30 years, BMJ has devoted its Christmas-week issue to a lighter and sometimes brighter side of medicine, publishing unusual articles that vary from simply amusing to bizarre to creative or potentially important.

Nevertheless, we've compiled an admittedly subjective list of some of the most absurd entries on Wikipedia, without too much regard for how "accurate" they might be -- thanks in part to a Wikipedia page entitled "Wikipedia:Unusual articles".

State parties must then notify WHO within 24 hours of assessing any event that may constitute a PHEIC or that is unexpected or unusual (articles 6.1 and 7).

Slightly unusual articles include analysis of why there has been policy inaction on road traffic injuries in Central and Eastern Europe (McKee et al. 2000) and innovative analysis comparing priority-setting for breast and cervical cancer in Ghana (Reichenbach 2002).

The question followed the publication on Thursday of an unusual article in Moskovsky Korrespondent, a Moscow newspaper owned by a former Soviet intelligence officer, which said that Mr. Putin, 56, planned to marry Alina Kabayeva, 24, an Olympic gold medalist in rhythmic gymnastics who has been voted in polls as one of Russia's most beautiful women.

This week, People's Daily, the authoritative newspaper of the Communist Party, published an unusual article in which a spokesman in Shijiazhuang apologized but also accused Sanlu officials of asking to cover up the problem in August, shortly before the beginning of the Beijing Olympics.

Certain countries have nonetheless equipped themselves with a number of legislative tools in this regard, such as the case of European legal order and its Directive 98/44/EC, making room for a farmers' privilege in domestic patent systems in its rather unusual Article 11§1, allowing farmers to retain material grown on their own farms for subsequent years (Nenow [2001]).

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has gotten some attention in the past week for the publication of an unusual article in its quarterly magazine, Finance and Development.

On Saturday, just before the mass rally, The Washington Post published an unusual article claiming that Japan had decided to settle the base dispute by agreeing to U.S. conditions.