Sentence examples for it actually publishes from inspiring English sources

Walmsley thinks that level of independence is, "perhaps the strongest thing people associate with us," going on to tell me that he thinks the magazine might be known better for how it publishes things ("a sometimes lone voice that represents and enthuses about music that others do not," as he describes it) than what it actually publishes.

The controversy raises the question of what's worse: for a company to stumble into a political minefield or to look craven by capitulating to an outburst of pressure largely unrelated to what it actually published?

I've been debating rising inequality with the usual suspects for a couple of decades (despite what it says on this piece, it was actually published in 1992).

It was actually published in October 1975 (Christie died in January 1976) and Poirot received a front-page obituary in the New York Times.

But the poll in question, his campaign later confirmed, was by The News-Press of Fort Myers and others, and it was actually published on Saturday.

A Note on the Text: There was just one text prepared in Austen's lifetime, the John Murray edition, dated 1816, though it was actually published in three volumes in December 1815.

Indeed, the Globe itself takes a knock when the film tells how, years earlier, it had actually published a story about 20 priests who were allegedly committing abuse, which was inexplicably placed deep in its pages and quickly forgotten about, a fact uncovered by the film's own researchers.

It was actually published in October 2014.

After I wrote the Not Rape Epidemic, right after I submitted the essay, but before it was actually published, I ran into an old friend at my local library.

You can publish it to a draft, which means that you are saving it, but no one else will see it, or you can actually publish it to be read by others.

He has a vast reservoir of material for stories and novels, only a fraction of which he actually publishes.