Sentence examples for periodicals of from inspiring English sources

Policymakers have been keen on such periodicals of late.

"And women read it because it was one of only a few periodicals of its kind".

The periodicals of Henry Kurtz (1796 1874) and James Quinter (1816 88) were influential in creating these demands.

The Armenian Academy of San Lazzaro has published Bazmavep, a literary, historical and scientific journal since 1843, one of the oldest continuous periodicals of its kind.

Magazines, close behind newspapers both historically and in terms of readership, rapidly branched out from their learned origins into "periodicals of amusement".

Foreign Affairs, journal of international relations, published in New York City six times a year, one of the most prestigious periodicals of its kind in the world.

Their paper "The Pedestrian League Newsletter" is the most controversial periodical of the times.

Her poems appeared in every major American periodical of her day, and her sobriquet was the "Sweet Singer of Hartford".

One periodical of the same era deplored tipping for creating a class of workers who relied on "fawning for favors".

History of the Philistine, a Periodical of Protest a truculent monthly, the product of Harry P. Taber, owner of the Roycroft Press, & a group of Buffalo newspapermen.

The most notable periodical of this type, The Chronicle of the Lithuanian Catholic Church, appeared from 1972 until the collapse of the Soviet system in the late 1980s.