Sentence examples for press which in from inspiring English sources

Scornful of the press (which, in large part, found him remote and hard) he never really engaged the public storm of outrage and dismay.

The latest casualty is an outfit called Micropaleontology Press, or Micro Press, which, in various incarnations, has been a tenant in the museum since 1942.

If the press, which in those days was far more restrained, had published the material leaked by J. Edgar Hoover about Dr. Martin Luther King's sexual straying?

This worked fantastically well and garnered a lot of local press which in turn captured new customers for all the businesses involved.

Unique incentives seem to be what capture people's attention and are much more likely to be picked up by the press, which in turn can generate traffic to your crowdfunding page.

They might be a bit controversial, but it's gotten us tons of press which in turn has let a lot of people know that the culls are actually taking place.

One of those is the invention of the printing press, which ushered in the Scientific Revolution, the Enlightenment and the Modern Age.

For example, hybrid males are better at buffering the locomotor costs of sexual ornamentation (Johnson, 2013) and have an advantage compared to parental males from sexual selection (Culumber et al., in press), which could in part counteract the negative fitness effects of genetic incompatibilities.

The British press, which delights in poking fun at the upper-class foibles of Mr. Osborne and Mr. Cameron, pounced.

He retired as the publisher of Cockbird Press, which specialized in travel books.

Then he co-founded and directed the Darwin Press, which specialized in scholarly works on the Middle East and science.