Sentence examples for much published from inspiring English sources

But there was not much published data.

For 15 years Ruefle, a much published poet, gave a lecture every six months to a group of graduate students, and those lectures are collected here.

It was embarrassingly hard to find the money, and Emma Lazarus, a much published and well-connected poet, was asked to contribute a poem for a fund-raiser.

The desk has been much published, beginning with the May 1927 issue of Vogue, which may explain its estimate: $390,000 to $540,000.

A much published philosopher as well as an artist who divides his time between Japan and Paris, Mr. Lee has enjoyed considerable recognition in Europe and in the Far East.

Isaac Bashevis Singer wrote in Yiddish but was much published in English translation, and the Russian poet Joseph Brodsky brought to this continent the fame of defiant antiSoviet dissidence and a game willingness to write both prose and verse in English.

Many specialise in making content that sits atop the web's existing platforms they are as much publishing outfits as tech firms.

As much publishing phenomenon as political movement, the next few years would see high-profile bestsellers by Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens and Daniel Dennett among others (though it was these four men who became popularly known as the Four Horsemen of the Non-Apocalypse).

She said there was much "pseudoscience" published on the subject.

Like others of his fraternity, he traveled far, saw much and published a classic.

Historically, much of published radiology research has consisted of descriptions of a series of observations (i.e., descriptive research).