Sentence examples for remarkable magazine from inspiring English sources

Macdonald was a remarkable editor, and although Politics had, at its peak, only around five thousand subscribers, it was a remarkable magazine, valuable for its unorthodox coverage of, and commentary on, the war, reflecting Macdonald's antiwar and pacifist point of view.

Finally, in his continuing campaign to rehabilitate Ross from posthumous caricature as a bumpkin who somehow achieved his remarkable magazine in spite of himself, Thomas Kunkel has followed up a biography, "Genius in Disguise," with a thick volume of guided missives, "Letters From the Editor: The New Yorker's Harold Ross".

She was born Miss Chapin, in New London, Con She is remembered today expecially as the founder of Botthege Oscure (or Dark Shops), her remarkable magazine, which was named for the street on which the vast Palazzo Caetani stands, near the Piazza Venezia, in Rome-a magazine that was the first great international bi-annual of our time to publish works in English, American, French, & Italian.

At most of the grocers I visited you can find a quite remarkable Time magazine special issue on global warming.

He created Soviet pavilions for a number of international expositions, and he collaborated with Aleksandr Rodchenko and other avant-garde artists on the remarkable propaganda magazine SSSR na stroyke (1930 41; USSR in Construction).

It was an especially remarkable showing, the magazine said, because in 2000 New Jersey did not make the worst five in any question.

It's remarkable that a magazine could even dream of an 11-page set of photos when the 20th century had barely begun; it's more remarkable still when you recall that, in all its history until 1950, Tibet had seen fewer than 2,000 western visitors.

The development of a junior literature from 1865 to about 1920 is ascribable less to published books than to two remarkable children's magazines: The Youth's Companion (1827 1929, when it merged with The American Boy) and the relatively nondidactic St. Nicholas magazine (1873 1939), which exerted a powerful influence on its exclusively respectable child readers.

(Kelly's book will be published in November; Sharif's book was described as a "remarkable début" in this magazine last month).

As he did in his remarkable interview in America magazine, Francis has used the power of plain words and accessible ideas to create a sense of openness and fresh air in spaces that have felt too closed and musty for too many Catholics.

Chicago has bred a remarkable number of notable magazines: Poetry and The Little Review in the early part of the 20th century, Esquire and Playboy in the middle, The Baffler and Stop Smiling at its end.