Sentence examples for Subsequent texts from inspiring English sources

Subsequent texts posted online by the girlfriend of Steel's colleague Derek "dboorN" Boorn corroborated this, and eventually Counter-Strike developer Valve banned all seven iBP players from any of its future tournaments.

Studded with familiar gems (echoed in subsequent texts from Lewis Carroll's "Alice" to T. S. Eliot's "Prufrock"), it goes on and on, and its aesthetic is definitely a relic of another time.

This allows important shifts in terminology to be tracked down to their origins, which offers a way to identify truly ground-breaking work the sort of stuff that introduces new concepts, or mixes old ones in novel and useful ways that are picked up and replicated in subsequent texts.

It would be useful to show the extent to which Bacon's SD provides a template for later works on the totality of logic, such as the Summa Logica of William of Ockham and subsequent texts up to modern times.

It is true that the sampling system did not provide us with subsequent texts that possibly are currently available, but the explanatory nature of the study should focus on whether to use resources in a similar research on a larger sample based on the results obtained.

The documents provided on this website bring together texts focusing not only on the emergence of the Albanians as a people, i.e. early references to them, but also subsequent texts providing a broader view of the history and geography of Albania, and, in particular, of the life of the Albanians over the centuries.

A subsequent text made a small donation to the cause.

Reinhard told her in a subsequent text message that she could not predict what the impact would be.. . .

Reinhard told her in a subsequent text message that she could not predict what the impact would be.

He quotes Mark Twain in his opening epigraph -- If the desire to kill and the opportunity to kill came always together, who would escape hanging?" -- but the quotation just sits there and fails to reverberate in the subsequent text.

The machine also provided a foundation for all subsequent text-speech technology, including the automatic speech recognition systems developed by Kurzweil and his colleagues at Kurzweil Applied Intelligence in the late 1980s.