Sentence examples for true publishing from inspiring English sources

"The arrival of a never-before-seen Ayn Rand novel will thrill dedicated readers and is a true publishing event," NAL's senior vice president and publisher Kara Welsh told Publishers Weekly.

That film, which opened to $77 million in North American sales and went on to sell $758 million in tickets worldwide, was based on a true publishing sensation.

"Self-compassion is the missing ingredient in every diet and weight-loss plan," said Jean Fain, a psychotherapist and teaching associate at Harvard Medical School who wrote the new book "The Self-Compassion Diet" (Sounds True publishing).

"I Know This Much Is True," published by Regan Books in 1998, has 2.8 million copies in print.

His latest book is Why Evolution is True, published by Viking.

Despite these defenses, the standards for what information journalists should amplify are in fact much higher than "if it's true, publish" -- or at least they should be.

Recently, Sounds True published a major collection of my poetry, The Way Under the Way, which contains three separate books of poetry, gathering 217 poems retrieved and shaped over the past twenty years.

Last month, Sounds True published a major collection of my poetry, The Way Under the Way, which contains three separate books of poetry, gathering 217 poems retrieved and shaped over the past twenty years.

An HMSDCALE of @1 is close to, but not quite literally publishing everything because in a true publish-everything setting publication would take place regardless of whether the patient's health is improving.

Tried-and-true publishing tricks are explored and the brave new Internet world, including Web and e-mail addresses, is explained.

This is particularly true in publishing.