Sentence examples for respected print from inspiring English sources

Canadian journalist and politician who, was a respected print, radio, and television journalist before launching a political career in 1972 and trailblazing a path for women in government; she was the first Quebec woman named (1972) to a Cabinet post, the first woman speaker of the House of Commons (1980-84), and the first woman governor-general of Canada (1984-90).

Respected magazines print every fad diet that crosses their path, without addressing the more important issue of how simple it can be to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

I questioned myself again and again over whether I'd overreacted, whether it was OK for a man who I had believed respected me to leave hand prints on my body from where he'd tried force my legs open.

To cater to those interests, Webzines are poaching print-world editors respected for their expertise in subjects that vary from models to designer mules.

I questioned myself again and again over whether I'd overreacted, whether it was OK for a man – who I had believed respected me – to leave hand prints on my body from where he'd tried to force my legs open.

The Figure contains three distinct areas of trend with respect to print date of the journals, (1) the period from 1868 to 1912 where the journals are some of the least yellow observed until those of the contemporary period of 1996.

Even better, maybe a well respected Muslim paper or magazine should print them and soberly discuss the harm they are actually causing Muslims.

One newspaper after another is going out of business across the United States, and the ad revenues of traditional print media, even of highly respected magazines, is declining.

Members of the International Fine Print Dealers Association mourn the untimely passing of esteemed friend and colleague Gerhard Wurzer, an internationally respected dealer of 19th and 20th century prints, paintings and drawings.

A highly respected art dealer and author, he was an expert in American prints and printmakers.

A respected editor at Marvel Comics, Gruenwald asked that his ashes be mixed with the ink used to print the trade paperback version of Squadron Supreme.