Sentence examples for according to the first account from inspiring English sources

According to the first account, the modern age, by elevating labor, the most natural of human activities, to the highest position within the vita activa, has brought us too close to nature.

According to the first account, Thomas first appeared in 803 accompanying general Bardanes Tourkos, and pursued a military career until launching his revolt in late 820.

According to the first account, the interview ended "disastrously" when a local passer-by from Cornish attempted to shake the famous author's hand, at which point Salinger became enraged.

According to the second account, however, the modern age is characterized by a growing artificiality, by the rejection of anything that is not man-made.

Assured that General Franks was prepared to strike, the president said, "All right, then we're ready to go," according to the first detailed account of the past few days provided by senior White House officials.

Binyam Mohamed will return to Britain suffering from a huge range of injuries after being beaten by US guards right up to the point of his departure from Guantánamo Bay, according to the first detailed accounts of his treatment inside the camp.

Phoebe Prince, the 15-year-old who killed herself after relentless taunting, spent her final days in fear of girls who had threatened to beat her up, according to the first official accounts released in a case in Massachusetts that gained wide attention last week, when six students were charged with felonies.

WASHINGTON -- Millions of people gained health insurance last year as Affordable Care Act benefits took effect, according to the first official accounting by the federal government.

According to the first "Pie Model" account, for X to partake of Y is for the whole or a part of Y to be in X (as a part of X).

Figure 4 plots each dataset according to the first two components, which account for 38.8% and 22% of the variation in the data respectively.

Self-Defense by Civilians According to the second, symmetrical account, all combatants are liable to defensive attack simply because they pose a threat to others.