Sentence examples for relevant magazine from inspiring English sources

Among those contacted was Cameron Strang, editor of Relevant magazine and a young evangelical leader, but he was on vacation.

For example, Relevant magazine, which caters to young evangelicals, asked its readers: "Who would Jesus vote for?" Mr. Obama was the winner and came out 27 percentage points ahead of Mrs. Clinton.

Usually, it contains a paragraph or two on each and a link to a relevant magazine or newspaper story, the President's schedule, White House pool reports, polls, a provocative speech, committee meetings, insider gossip, job switches, birthdays.

"My generation is discontent with dead religion," said Cameron Strang, 28, founder of Relevant Media, which produces Christian books, a Web site and Relevant magazine, a stylish 70,000-circulation bimonthly that addresses topics like body piercing, celibacy, extreme prayer, punk rock and God.

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Justin, I saw in Relevant Magazine this past week that you are renewing your Christian faith.

"But if I were in the media business, I would be concerned because it used to be that in order to reach a certain kind of consumer, brands used to have to buy ads in relevant magazines or with a certain kind of television programming.

Relevant Magazines David Roark called it Nolan's greatest accomplishment, saying, "Visually, intellectually and emotionally, Inception is a masterpiece".

Get decorating ideas from relevant magazines or websites.

Prizes for the winner in category A "Student Publication of the Year", and category B "Student Website of the Year" will be awarded to the editor of the publication who produced the work entered in the academic year September 2013 to June 2014 notwithstanding that such editor may have since ceased his/her involvement with the relevant newspaper, magazine or website for the following academic year.

I don't have a copy of the relevant Life magazine to hand, but if I did, I just know it would represent the smallest of deviations from the Holmes spread, with a coverline reading "Edward R Murrow and Janet Huntington Brewster marry in splendour surrounded by showbiz friends".