Sentence examples for publishing diary from inspiring English sources

Publishing diary entries is not new, and they are not Brandis's personal appointments, just government ones.

Publishing diary-like, sequential posts is a small part of their intended use, which, as discussed above, is to create networks of user profiles.

For months she had resisted reading the published diary, but her heart was eased when she did.

This month, Viking will publish "Diary of a Bad Year," the latest novel by J. M. Coetzee.

Perhaps a closer reading of Alice's published diary, "Give Us Each Day," would have provided a richer perspective.

Adapted by Wendy Kesselman to reflect the 1996 definitive edition of the diary, it shows a more human Anne than her originally published diary suggested.

As Yeltsin wrote in his published diary, "I well remember how a sensation of freedom and lightness suddenly came over me".

(In a published diary entry, McEwan writes of Roth, "The intelligence is warm, with a touch of cruelty to keep you alert").

A few, like a besmirching poster of a pregnant Girl Scout, even appear in her buzzy, recently published diary, "The Folded Clock".

You would read a published diary that you knew had been abridged (most have been), but you would not read a diary whose entries you knew had been altered or updated.

A small degree of revision and smoothing out is always desirable in a published diary: a sense of authenticity and "immediacy" is seldom worth someone's flabby grammar or hasty phrasing.