Sentence examples similar to a fragment of note from inspiring English sources
The Unabomber Manifesto consistently uses "we" and "our" throughout, and at one point in 1993 investigators sought an individual whose first name was "Nathan", due to a fragment of a note found in one of the bombs.
A fragment of Sadr's notes on art from 1980 reveals a similar impulse behind her practice to that which drove Mohasses' assemblages: "one must do everything to convey the meaning of our times.
His Poetics is a fragment of preserved lecture notes, part of a wider riposte to Plato's attack on the poets (perhaps it should be pinged over to Jeremy Hunt pretty damn quick).
The Royal Commission's survey also noted a fragment of a gravestone from between the 9th and 11th centuries that had been built into the bellcote, and two 18th-century memorials within the church.
Our discovery was independently paralleled by other workers, who have noted a fragment of the APP promoter at −55/−33 by DNAse protection assay.
Not a dot of data, not a fragment of an overheated e-mail message or a sad note of a Nick Drake song.
As one bibliographical note puts it: "The distinction between a discrete short story and a fragment of a novel is not always clear in Beckett's work".
A handwritten note by Jane Austen "hidden" for 150 years on the back of a fragment of paper has been revealed.
Byron manuscript is a draft of an unfinished short story; Keats manuscript is a fragment of his poem "Isabella". Coleridge manuscripts include a first version of "Dejection: An Ode," a draft of a variant of "The Eolian Harp," and other poems; fragments of essays; and notes on Schiller's plays The Piccolomini and The Death of Wallenstein.
Forgive a fragment of autobiography.
