Sentence examples for modest magazine from inspiring English sources

He sees his modest magazine, printed on newsprint-quality paper and distributed to some 100,000 subscribers for about a dollar a copy, as "the best thing he has done in his life," his daughter said.

The new startups are modest by magazine standards, but nonetheless with subscriptions, single-copy sales and advertising down, it's a chancy thing to do.

But this time, it's her modest new magazine cover that's got us talking.

Editors at the New Yorker didn't agree with Mr. Papaleo's modest appraisal; the magazine published his first story, "Resting Place".

Brain, Child may feel like a lifeline to its rabidly loyal readers, but in reality it's a very small business in a field buffeted by very big changes, all taking place against the backdrop of a grinding recession that took away the average family's ability to afford any extras, even those as sweet and modest as a magazine subscription.

Modest though the magazines are in scale and appearance, there is nonetheless something stirringly immodest - something "authentic and delirious," as e.e. cummings once wrote - about what they are trying to do, which is to organize a generational struggle against laziness and cynicism, to raise once again the banners of creative enthusiasm and intellectual engagement.

At that point in time the volume of the magazine was modest.

I traveled to places where wealthy businessmen might want a vacation house, often on a developer's dime, sometimes on a modest allowance from the magazine.

He had relocated to Dallas by then, still with Peat Marwick, but with orders rolling in from a modest advertisement in PC Magazine, he knew it was time to launch his own business.

Other cooking magazines posted modest gains.

It has 500 paid subscribers, not many even by the modest standards of literary magazines.