Sentence examples for publications themselves from inspiring English sources

These Nazi publications themselves cited Christian teachings -- some quite recent -- for support.

The company has also done a fair amount of work to allow readers and publications themselves to filter out recommendations they don't want to see more of.

If necessary, you should also devote an introductory paragraph on the way color is used in your publications in the publications themselves, if your colors have been chosen to serve particular purposes, such as providing tips or warnings.

In the midst of its recession-related worries, America was handed an emotional punching bag in Christian Louboutin stilettos and a pout slicked with Chanel No 5, and the blogosphere (and some other publications) sicced themselves upon the group with the joyful ferocity of a hunting dog on a downed bird.

Newspaper and magazine content delivered by Skiff will feature visually appealing layouts, high-resolution graphics, rich typography and dynamic updates, supporting key design qualities that help publications differentiate themselves and attract subscribers and advertisers.

Obama and guys who write for the Times and other august publications regard themselves as a cut above most of us.

Studies of publication bias themselves may be as vulnerable as other studies to the selective publication of significant or striking findings [ 1, 78- 80].

Fashion journalists – even those from the industry's most powerful publications – have found themselves uninvited to shows after less than effusive reviews.

Now, other publications have opened themselves up to similar deals – such as book clubs in women's titles supported by a relevant brand, for example.

But the board focuses only on publications that consider themselves journalistic outlets rather than "interest-led platforms", and who sign up to the German press code.

The pity is that the simplest transgressions a stylebook deals with -- the ones all of us heard about in the sixth grade or earlier -- are the ones most often committed in publications that fancy themselves professionally edited.