Sentence examples for personally published from inspiring English sources

"I take full responsibility for any harm that occurred, I admit it is obscene," Marek said in court on Monday, confessing that, to the best of his memory, he personally published the grizzly video.

He personally published Ginsberg's Howl and Other Poems with his company City Lights Publishers and became the center of attention when law enforcement tried to ban the writing and arrest Ferlinghetti because they deemed the writing obscene.

In "Basquiat: The Unknown Notebooks," now running at the Brooklyn Museum until August 23, the genius of his fragmenting logic is revealed as a direct relationship between his private journals and his prolific and personally published aerosol missives on the streets of Manhattan's Soho and Lower East Side neighborhoods in the late 1970s and 1980s.

(photo © Jaime Rojo) In "Basquiat: The Unknown Notebooks," now running at the Brooklyn Museum until August 23, the genius of his fragmenting logic is revealed as a direct relationship between his private journals and his prolific and personally published aerosol missives on the streets of Manhattan's Soho and Lower East Side neighborhoods in the late 1970s and 1980s.

He personally oversaw everything published in the Soviet Union.

"I don't want to speculate on that," said Tony Farino, 72-year-old senior editor at the Niagara Reporter, a weekly newspaper that published some personally identifying details about the woman who accused Kane of rape.

I've personally written and had published 31 books under nine different names.

More personally, when The Onion published its reaction to 9/11, we were inundated with emails thanking us for giving people something to laugh about, a new way to react to the horror that was fresh in their minds.

More personally, when the Onion published its reaction to 9/11, we were inundated with emails thanking us for giving people something to laugh about, a new way to react to the horror that was fresh in their minds.

There is also a Web site, Listorious listorious.com where volunteers publish personally chosen lists of posters to follow based on specific themes.

He personally agreed to publish O. J. Simpson's "If I Did It" (in which Simpson teasingly seemed to confess to a double murder), along with a two-part, two-hour Simpson interview on Fox — and then cancelled it all when the public outcry became too loud for commercial comfort.