Sentence examples for modern magazines from inspiring English sources

New York's graphic approach, developed by the designer Milton Glaser, created a new template for modern magazines.

The profiles neither sugarcoat the celebs, as do so many modern magazines, nor do they cynically tear them apart.

It goes without saying, but I'll say it anyway, that this sum eclipses the entire monthly operating budgets of many modern magazines.

T looks like a modern magazine.

I was in my forties when I first saw a modern magazine with sexual photographs.

In 1738 Johnson began his long association with The Gentleman's Magazine, often considered the first modern magazine.

In the minds of modern magazine editors, shorter often equals better.

Reading such passages, one has to shake off disbelief: Whatever else it is, Dabiq is also a modern magazine.

There are almost no sidebars, infographics or any other concessions to the vagaries of modern magazine publishing.

FELKER--Clay S., 82, a visionary editor who was widely credited with inventing the formula for the modern magazine.

But the relaunch issue at least reflects Williams' vision of the NME as "a more dynamic, modern magazine that is heavy on content and depth of delivery".