Sentence examples for a considerable library of from inspiring English sources

But he's very pleased indeed with one aspect of his tenure: the establishment of the online Poetry Archive, collecting a considerable library of poets recorded reading their work.

Because of its long gestation, "Histoire(s)" has already produced a considerable library of academic exegesis, and it is bound to produce even more.

Not unexpectedly, the rise of so contentious a new order, and the man who so unexpectedly launched it, have hatched a considerable library of condemnation, all the more as his re-election campaign gets under way.

These people will be appreciative of more traditional dance music, which you should also build a considerable library of.

Little is known of her education, but she did have the advantage of being born into a family with a considerable library.

Over the years, she grew increasingly attached to his many possessions, among them museum-quality paintings and a considerable library.

A new memoir by Gore Vidal, due out next year, will resemble "a scrapbook of Vidal's considerable library of mementos," including never before published photographs of the Kennedys.

During the time that he worked on this monumental undertaking (the last volume, 95, was completed in 1894), Chrysander made frequent extended visits to London to examine Handel's autograph scores and papers; in so doing he acquired much of that composer's writings for the music library at Hamburg, to which he had also sold part of his own considerable library in 1875 in order to raise funds.

In his earliest days, Leibniz read a wide range of traditional works drawn from his father's considerable library.

A considerable sleight-of-hand.

Even in characterised libraries, a considerable number of clones are wrongly annotated.