Sentence examples for slick magazine from inspiring English sources
Black Issues is a slick magazine, ambitious in scope, with crisp writing and quality production values.
In 1999, Tommey started The Autism File, a slick magazine and website designed to showcase "anything relevant to autism".
For the first 23 issues it was a comic book, but Kurtzman had long wanted to edit a "slick" magazine, in an effort to legitimize the comic medium.
This letter, to Mary Louise Aswell, an editor at Harper's Bazaar, reminds a reader of the time when nearly every American slick magazine gave space to serious short fiction.
And although its new restaurant is being celebrated for its French cuisine, and a slick magazine said "there's a new kick in the dowager," I was happy to find that Brown's acres of chintz and mahogany paneling remain.
But despite a calmly beautiful Schneider and some exciting driving scenes, "experiencing it all is somehow like exposure to very good, even subtle, table manners -- impressive but not too involving," he said, adding that the film "generally remains on the surface, catching clues and missing sources, like the type of slick magazine fiction to which it belongs".
Encouraged by Burnett, Salinger began publishing his work in high-paying "slick" magazines such as Collier's and the Saturday Evening Post, as well as in Story.
It will surround the printed word with the stunning color ads of slick magazines combined with the video action of television to woo readers and advertisers alike.
These stories were, he claimed, "always returned with angry, peevish, indignant rejections from the New York slick magazines, and they earned, if possible, even more hostile comments from the little magazines".
You know, I could never afford to buy magazines Those big slick magazines with the brassiere and hair-cream ads.... RN: So I don't care how the hell it's done, just get the cartoon placed.
Vonnegut began as a published writer with the so-called slick magazines — the credits for the stories in "Welcome to the Monkey House" feature Collier's, The Saturday Evening Post, and the Ladies Home JournalLadies Home Journal
