Sentence examples similar to a collection of note from inspiring English sources

The result is a strange product more a collection of notes than a polished manuscript.

"Dialectics of Nature" was a collection of notes that Friedrich Engels worked on between 1872 and 1882.

"The Private Sayings of Eileen Chang," a collection of notes and correspondence, was released at the Hong Kong Book Fair in July.

One of the most compelling exhibits in this exhibition is a collection of notes and models by Francis Crick, who along with James Watson discovered the structure of DNA.

In other words: don't think of the money that you put away each month as a collection of notes; instead picture a giant tie-dyed Furby.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet "Dialectics of Nature" was a collection of notes that Friedrich Engels worked on between 1872 and 1882.

Composers of music for adverts, games, and TV theme tunes have turned the composition of earworms into a fine art, so that we instantly associate a programme or a product with a collection of notes.

Neither was Edward Said's "On Late Style" (2006), being merely a collection of notes Said had made on the subject, presumably with a future book in mind, before his death in 2003.

The studio will work on Roland Barthes' book "Comment vivre ensemble, Simulations romanesques de quelques espaces quotidiens", a collection of notes of his courses and seminars at the Collège de France, 1976-1977.

At times, "Bookshops" reads like a collection of notes, leaping between topics, comparing discoveries in different countries within a single paragraph, stopping to discuss writers like Julio Cortázar and Roberto Bolaño, recounting the history of publishing from China to Gutenberg, digressing to recall those authors, like Jean Genet, who began their careers by stealing books.

It might be particularly useful for shared notes, where multiple people are contributing to a collection of notes for a project.