Sentence examples for distinguished magazines from inspiring English sources

Her prizewinning novella McGlue (2014) is literary and experimental, and her short stories have been published in such distinguished magazines as the Paris Review and the New Yorker.

But the publisher still wanted to use Ms. O'Donnell's name to help distinguish the magazine from others on a crowded newsstand, she said.

An earlier ad-supported version of the publication called Cook's Magazine lurched through several owners before being absorbed by Gourmet, mostly because creating the kind of editorial material that brought in ads made it difficult to distinguish the magazine from larger publications.

Manischewitz — like Steve Jobs, as Malcolm Gladwell has argued in the pages of this magazine — distinguished himself by being a "tweaker".

Buoyed up by the success of his live shows, Raymond launched, in 1964, King (the "real man's magazine"), distinguished by lush photographic studies of "tasteful" nudes and the obligatory articles on motor cars, cigars and military history.

A graduate of The Brearley School and the Rhode Island School of Design, Ms. Bartlett distinguished herself at House Beautiful magazine for 30 years.

But Mr. Dumenco compares his effort to the editorial rules promulgated by the American Society of Magazine Editors, which have come to shape how magazines distinguish editorial from advertising.

Something else distinguishes the new magazine.

He is one of a small handful of people to have been profiled twice in the magazine, and is also distinguished in having been spoofed by both James Thurber and Alexander Woollcott.

Der Monat in Germany and Encounter magazine in Britain were distinguished journals of opinion and perhaps would not have survived if they had depended on private backing.

Distinguished Ladies revolves around a fictional gossip magazine.