Sentence examples for publishing literature from inspiring English sources

Peter Owen, through stubbornly or ingeniously refusing to compromise, may have paved the way for the future of publishing literature in the UK.

Windschuttle claimed only Quadrant was serious about publishing literature, and poetry in particular, and had more subscribers than any other literary magazine.

Samizdat, (from Russian sam, "self," and izdatelstvo, "publishing"), literature secretly written, copied, and circulated in the former Soviet Union and usually critical of practices of the Soviet government.

They have done fantastic work in publishing literature on Islam, including works for children.' A spokesman for the Islamic Foundation confirmed that Khurshid Ahmad was chairman of its board of trustees.

When Ai's father became ill, the artist made his way back to Beijing, where he set up the Beijing East Village, and began publishing literature on what he considered to be a new generation of Chinese artists.

In addition, Montefiore has made an exhaustive study of the published literature.

He has immersed himself in the published literature on the assassination.

Her subjective judgment is not allowed -- only actual references in published literature.

There's scientific published literature published on over 60,000 sessions.

Comparisons are made with results available in the published literature.

Some results are compared with the published literature.