Sentence examples for journal contests from inspiring English sources

The most dismaying exhibit: "He makes a drastic joke to the effect that all Jews should be burned at a performance of 'Nathan [the Wise].' " An essay by Derek Hughes in the new issue of The Wagner Journal contests the prophet-of-the-Holocaust thesis, arguing that scholars have misread several entries in the diary as endorsements of violent anti-Semitism.

Mr. Zaslow, who was then a feature writer for The Wall Street Journal, entered the contest for the fun of it.

MySpace has teamed with the Wall Street Journal on the contest, which is fascinating because (I imagine) there is exactly zero overlap between the stuffy WSJ readership and the hip, chaotically cool MySpace crowd.

Her department contests the journal's approach on two grounds.

"Mr Summers still isn't winning any personality contests," the Wall Street Journal wryly noted, as Summers fortunes rose.

Another survey taken earlier in the week, by NBC News, the Wall Street Journal, and Marist College, indicated that the contest is dead even.

A winner of the Wall Street Journal's "All-Star Analysts" stockpicking contest for two years in a row, Shah's opinions are widely sought and followed.

Disparaging this as a popularity contest, the Wall Street Journal opts for a Bulldog-like measurement system that covers only one year.

The Obfuscated Perl Contest was a competition held by The Perl Journal from 1996 to 2000 that made an arch virtue of Perl's syntactic flexibility.

In 1973 he founded the journal Philosophy and Literature, whose annual Bad Writing contest rewards the academic who has most egregiously mangled the English language.

Sometimes I write the check anyway, deciding that supporting the contest, the press or the journal is more important.