Sentence examples for magazines observed from inspiring English sources

This paper uses data on German consumer magazines observed between 1992 and 2004 to analyze the extent to which consumers (dis- like adis- likeg.

He "flutters female hearts," Time magazine observed of him.

"The sizzling steak and the celebratory trader," the magazine observed in its table of contents.

Umberto Eco, the author and philosopher, quoted in W magazine, observed that Mandelli "invents the taste of her own public".

The would-be president, the magazine observed, "genuinely (my italics) believes in the need to create a fairer society".

As People magazine observed, "Usually her appraisal of a stranger was directly related to the softness of his or her lap".

An article in Fortune magazine observed, "New young workers know that loyalty is for suckers: a company can get rid of them at will".

Blake Hounshell, the managing editor of Foreign Policy magazine, observed: "The more I think about it, the more extraordinary Ford's visit to Hama is.

As Car magazine observed recently: "Excepting the small cars and the Prius, Toyota's European range is as appetising as an all-you-can eat tofu buffet".

As Life magazine observed, he was "the voice of the blind criers and crazy beggars and maimed men who summon up the strength to bawl out their souls in the streets".

"Olson goes about his work in the methodical, workmanlike way of a power shovel moving a specified amount of earth," Time magazine observed after Olson stopped Langlois by opening cuts over an eye after the 11th round in December 1954.