Sentence examples for major periodical from inspiring English sources

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Often, the memoir starts with a prominent author declaring the diagnosis in a major periodical (Hitchens in Vanity Fair; Sacks in the Times; Diski in The London Review of Books).

The Rights of Men was successful: it was reviewed by every major periodical of the day and the first edition sold out in three weeks.

I'd imagine you've never read Vice, since 74-year-olds don't exactly fall into their demographic (though they are recognized among 21- to 34-year-olds as a major periodical), but you should check it anyway at www.viceland.com.

The cliquish flattery exchanged by salon luminaries permeates France's preface, which found its way onto the front pages of a couple of major periodicals, Le Figaro and Le Gaulois.

Welty's first short story was published in 1936, and thereafter her work began to appear regularly, first in little magazines such as the Southern Review and later in major periodicals such as The Atlantic Monthly and The New Yorker.

Compared with other major periodicals of its day, the Analytical Review had a low circulation.

Major periodicals based in Kolkata include Desh, Sananda, Saptahik Bartaman, Unish-Kuri, Anandalok, and Anandamela.

All the major periodicals of the day reviewed the Rights of Men.

Sunday was the subject of over sixty articles in major periodicals, and he was a staple of the religious press regardless of denomination.

After publishing a piece in Collier's magazine warning of the end of "white supremacy", Du Bois had difficulty getting pieces accepted by major periodicals.