Sentence examples for small journal from inspiring English sources

The Young Folks was published in 1940 in Story magazine, a small journal.

Following Maxwell, other publishers moved to snap up other small journal publishers or license publishing rights from professional groups.

And when he observes that "one may smile and smile and still be a villain," he carefully writes it down in the small journal he carries.

In a traditional memoir, chapters are written; in this sort of composed memoir, chapters are assembled out of small journal entries, developed or expanded a bit, or edited.

Confessional mode is atypical around here, but I must admit that, upon reading this interview with Terrence Malick, from 1974, that appeared then in a small journal called Filmmakers Newsletter, tears came to my eyes.

In his recent essay "On Growing Up Between Genders" (which ran in a small journal I help edit), Burt wrote that his teenage sexual encounters "usually involved a moment when I asked to try on a girl's bra.

Initially, he worked as a railway engineer and wrote on political and technical topics for a variety of small journals.

Arguably though, without him the magazine, like so many similar small journals, would have sputtered and died after a few issues.

There are occasional hopeful signs pointing in other directions, often in small journals or quarterlies published by academic departments or individuals committed to independent thought.

A disproportionate amount of the energy invested in these and certain other small journals goes to the Israel question: perhaps the closest that Americans get to nombrilisme.

It has been fractured in many ways, but among the young generation you see more and more collectives emerging, for example, and no end of small journals and so on, people re-engaging with that tradition".