Sentence examples for anonymous publication from inspiring English sources

A year after the invasion, Magnum arranged worldwide, anonymous publication of these photographs.

Laqueur, a historian at Berkeley, traces this view to the anonymous publication, around 1712, of a tract entitled "Onania".

The poet's frustrations rise as the one outlet for her art — anonymous publication in her local newspaper — dries up as well, through the cruel and vengeful narrow-mindedness of its editor.

Thus, an important moment in the Egyptian tradition was the initially anonymous publication in 1913 of a novel, Zaynab (Eng. trans. Mohammed Hussein Haikal's Zainab), by "a peasant Egyptian".

Sainte-Beuve's friendship with Victor Hugo, which had already begun to cool in 1830, was almost extinguished by the anonymous publication of Sainte-Beuve's autobiographical novel Volupté in 1834.

All the patients provided informed consent for participation and anonymous publication of data.

Please include your full name (even if you wish to remain anonymous for publication) and a telephone number we can contact you on.

Schlump by Hans Herbert Grimm  (Vintage Classics) Banned, and burned, by the Nazis, this semi-autobiographical bildungsroman about Germany's Great War, was translated into English for the first time since its anonymous German publication in 1928.

It follows the hacktivist collective Anonymous's publication of what it described as the credentials of 4,000 US bank executives.

In the future I believe that journals should also consider anonymous post-publication comments if the commenter is prepared to reveal their identity to the journal editor in confidence.

Second, journals should agree to consider non-anonymous post-publication comments submitted to certain platforms within a certain timeframe after the paper has been published.