Sentence examples for could have published from inspiring English sources

He could have published nothing, and no one would have thought less of him.

"Or indeed we could have published the book over party conference.

Any newspaper that has a deal with the syndication company could have published the image.

"If this was just a revenge job then Lord Ashcroft and I could have published it before the election.

After all, The Times could have published an article written by a wire service, like Reuters or The Associated Press.

Nafisi emigrated to Washington in 1997, and Satrapi now lives in France; neither could have published her book in Iran.

"I could never have published this book 10 years ago," Mr. Bardakci said.

Could you have published an essay about your mother when she was alive and written it with the same degree of honesty?

Grayling points out that 70 or 50 years earlier "he could not have published these views freely, without thought of punishment or proscription".

I'm going for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl (published 1964) because If Roald Dahl hadn't made black humour acceptable on the bookshelves of children's fiction then I could never have published Horrible Histories.

Privately he claimed that Capote had jumped up and down with joy when Hickock and Smith were hanged, saying: 'I'm beside myself with joy.' Publicly, his lengthy review in The Observer charged that Capote exploited the boys and could not have published the book in the form it took had they survived.