Sentence examples for journals read from inspiring English sources

The research community beyond the UK, in this reading, would presumably then not see UK research because it would not feature in the journals read by international colleagues.

Her mother, Ruth White, said that when Lauren was younger — part of a blended family with six children in Atlanta — she kept journals, read whatever she wanted, and had a habit of buttonholing adults.

To achieve a necessary REF rating--used to assess a professor's research output--an academic must publish articles in a very short list of esoteric journals read by a tiny number of researchers and no practitioners at all.

Frank Cioffi, an American philosopher influenced by Ludwig Wittgenstein and his theories of logic and language, spent much of his early career writing for journals read by the very small society of his fellow Wittgensteinians.

A friend of mine, Ross Benjamin (he's translating all of Kafka's journals), read the second part as the story rehearsing itself for a story, and that makes a strange kind of sense.

William Hamilton was a tenured professor of church history at a small divinity school in Rochester in April 1966 when Time magazine created a sensation with a cover article featuring some of the ideas he had been writing about for years in journals read mainly by ministers and theologians.

While I have used and recommended specific practices (free writing, focused free writing, process or metacognitive writing, dialogue journals, reading logs, etc).

So sick of dope," my journal read.

The headline in the Calhoun-Liberty Journal read "Sheriff Arrested for Official Misconduct".

An account in Humphrey's Journal read, "The public is indebted to Brady of Broadway for his numerous excellent views of grim-visaged war.

The earlier version, though, was a radio play, Lis Ton Journal ("Read Your Newspaper") written for Cocteau's male lover, Jean Marais.