Sentence examples similar to a definitive manuscript from inspiring English sources
With his friend Ian Bryce, Bogdan wrote, and nearly completed, the manuscript of a definitive work on the heritage of castles and historic houses in north-east Scotland.
(A definitive edition, based on the original manuscripts, was published in 1960 62 with the title Histoire de ma vie [History of My Life].) This work provides an account of Casanova's dissolute life and established his reputation as an archetypal seducer of women.
Although performances striving for authenticity are now usual, it is generally agreed that there can never be a definitive version of Messiah; the surviving manuscripts contain radically different settings of many numbers, and vocal and instrumental ornamentation of the written notes is a matter of personal judgment, even for the most historically informed performers.
Since the above experiment does not provide a definitive conclusion, we did not include it in the manuscript.
We were very intrigued by the question that whether or not gp250 can select 5c.c7 TCR, and believed the manuscript would be strengthened by having a definitive answer.
Even so, the fact that Al Qaeda followers and sympathizers were paying so much attention to Fadl's manuscript made it imperative that Zawahiri offer a definitive refutation.
Their inky fingerprints survive on a few working sheets, and a historical sleuth has proved which manuscripts one of them used to produce a definitive printed text simply by matching whorls.
We fetishize the original manuscripts, because they seem to offer some access to a definitive Kafka — a Kafka beyond Brod.
"With most writers, once there's a copy, nobody cares". We fetishize the original manuscripts, because they seem to offer some access to a definitive Kafka — a Kafka beyond Brod.
"Is it a definitive study?
