Sentence examples for English writings from inspiring English sources

Ketuvim, (Hebrew), English Writings, Greek Hagiographa, the third division of the Hebrew Bible, or Old Testament.

His English writings include Fundamentals of Concept Formation in Empirical Science (1952) and Philosophy of Natural Science (1966).

The name "Kurra-koorrum," a rendering of the Turkic term for "Black Rock" or "Black Mountain," appeared in early 19th-century English writings.

She worked and studied with Friedlaender from 1955 until 1958, while also polishing his English writings and taking the great scholar to Tripler when he needed a suit.

According to one scholar, French allowed Beckett to explore "ignorance, impotence and indigence", freed from the weight of literary allusions and cleverness which characterised his 1930s English writings.But Beckett translated nearly all his work from French into English himself (and also from English into French).

Also from the researcher's own experience as a college English teacher, punctuation had only been treated as trivia, if it was indeed mentioned, in the evaluation criteria of English writings of college students in assessment practices.

Henning Mankell, Jo Nesbo, Anne Elliot, Boris Akunin and the irresistible Fred Vargas deliver unusual and compelling novels and are valued as highly as their English-writing contemporaries.

TORG faced many of those factors as well, but the limited capacity in academic English-writing skills obviously was an important factor in our case.

If anyone is still interested in these dilemmas they might try a tentative dip into Protest, a collection of extracts from American beat and English angry writings, edited by Gene Feldman and Max Gartenberg.

Among the thousands of travel books on Italy, there are a few masterpieces of rapturous or humorous prose: in English, the writings of D.H. Lawrence on Sardinia, on Etruscan Italy, and on the Italian character are more lucid and less strained than other of his prose cogitations.

English-language writings have conventionally treated nemertean as "primitive" acoelomate bilaterians that are most closely related to flatworms (Platyhelminthes).