7 sentences with “publish”

In a few cases, what writers publish survives them.

to publish their ideas in the press: here the word press refers to a means of dissemination, including modern media (radio, cinema, television, internet).

In the Netherlands and England in particular, it was possible to publish openly and/or defend scientific ideas without fear of backlash; in Newton's case, it was possible to be completely famous.

What Gorbachev had not foreseen, however, was that once Soviet citizens realised they could publish views critical of the state, an explosion of pent-up anger and resentment spread throughout Soviet society.

Almost every society in Europe exercised official censorship and many philosophers had to publish their more provocative works using pseudonyms, sometimes resorting to illegal publishing operations and book smugglers to circumvent such censorship (not to mention possible arrest).

It is usual to publish "Tide Tables" in which the times and heights of the high and low tides of the so-called main ports are given for every day of the year. On the basis of these tables it is possible to establish exactly how high the sea will be at any time of day, for any place.

Spinoza was excommunicated from Judaism itself when he was only twenty-four years old, but he continued to publish his works, thus laying the foundation for what later became known as "freethinkers", people who may or may not be true atheists, but who certainly rejected the authority of sacred writings and churches.