Sentence examples for wrong magazine from inspiring English sources

The truth is if we pick a magazine that is shrinking, like Cigar Aficionado, than we've picked the wrong magazine.

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Don't get me wrong: magazines, particularly the traditional American model of selling a 12-issue subscription for $13 (and selling issues at retail for $6), are pretty much dead as disco.

Now, girls are at risk, with drinking and self-harming on the rise, and a new industry is just beginning Jo Swinson is wrong about magazine 'fad' diets It affects women as well as men, and it starts young.

In fact, if you were looking for a pithy summation of everything that has ever gone wrong with magazine journalism's despairing attempts to harness the power/neutralise the threat (delete according to willingness to face the truth) of mobile internet technology, the experience offered by Q's inaugural "interactive" edition would be hard to better.

I remember that cover because they've always been wrong, Time magazine; always.

"I certainly hope I'm wrong because magazines are my first love.

This year greater emphasis will be placed on editorial in these titles: get the quality of content wrong and magazines could find themselves in real trouble.

"There's nothing wrong with the magazine form that constant diligence won't fix," he said.

You may take issue or disagree with any or all parts of this piece, but at least I got it published somewhere, so I've proved the editors of Nuts magazine wrong.

A good facial is about giving your skin a clean so deep that you could eat your breakfast, lunch and dinner off it, should you so desire (in which case you are probably reading the wrong type of magazine).