Sentence examples for that published him from inspiring English sources

None of the critics who reviewed Filipuzzi's novels, or the houses that published him, had noticed anything amiss — "Another sign," Debenedetti concluded, "of how the Italian cultural world functions".

The newest editions of the titles he'd allowed to be reprinted (four early novels had been suppressed from republication) were splendidly austere, their jackets, from the small presses that published him now, bearing text only, no graven images.

But Kane ignores the fact that those making the comparison -- like the website that published him -- are doing so for denigration purposes, with the intent to undermine his presidency.

As if to show the mixed feelings about crimes committed under the dictatorship, El Mundo, the newspaper that published the story about him, ran an editorial on Monday saying he should not be charged, and that it would be "better not to resuscitate the demons of our past".

The only place that would publish him was the "Amateur Scientist" column of the Scientific American, a column which I authored for five and a half years.

During his campaign, Trump notably suggested that he'd "open up" libel laws if he were to be elected, enabling him to sue publications that published unflattering stories about him.

It is to his credit that he did so and was to the Telegraph's credit that it hired him and published him for five years.

He uses "Amur'k'n" as an insult, sharpening the taunt with an adverb, as when he calls Robert Frost "VURRY Amur'k'n" (even while insisting that Monroe publish him).

The editor of the paper that published the initial article declared that she'd never publish anything by him again.

"We need to get that published".

Magazines that published his work had folded.