Sentence examples for respectable publication from inspiring English sources
"Of course, Pravda is a respectable publication of the now oppositional Communist Party, but its level of distribution in the country is minimal".
"It's totally unethical, and any journalist at a respectable publication would be fired for it," said Judy Foreman, who writes a health column for The Boston Globe.
"I am flabbergasted to learn that this kind of gossip can work its way into a respectable publication such as the Book Review".
The Australian — Australia's first national daily newspaper, which he launched, and, he told me, nurtured for twenty years, until it turned profitable — was used as a political weapon in the 1972 and 1975 national elections, but it is a respectable publication today.
Enraged, the 2010 Nobel literature laureate thundered that he was "flabbergasted to learn that this kind of gossip can find its way into a respectable publication such as the Book Review" - a "slanderous and perfidious" instance of the convergence of posh and pop that his book inveighs against.
The _Australian — _Australia's first national daily newspaper, which he launched, and, he told me, nurtured for twenty years, until it turned profitable — was used as a political weapon in the 1972 and 1975 national elections, but it is a respectable publication today.
I guess people can make fun of bad punctuation when it shows up in respectable publications.
But since then a flotilla of respectable publications, from the New Yorker to Le Monde, have jumped on the bandwagon.
People left respectable publications and Wall Street firms to work at Web outfits with names like Suck and Pets.com.com
Last year's awardees were said to have won "genius" grants by the Times, the Washington Post, and the Atlantic, among other respectable publications.
Allowed free rein in the pages of respectable publications — however much my fingers may itch, at this very moment, to type its four constituent letters — the word would quickly lose its power, its flavor, its interest.
