Sentence examples for and the notebooks of from inspiring English sources

"My piece is inspired by the paintings of Schiele and Klimt, and the notebooks of Freud — the period that laid the seeds for the twentieth century's violence, eroticism, and neuroticism.

On the other, he has recorded his political campaign for the 1990 Peruvian presidency in A Fish in the Water, and drawn heavily and explicitly on his own amorous adventures - lamentably for In Praise of the Stepmother and The Notebooks of Don Rigoberto; legendarily for Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter, one of his earliest and most accomplished achievements.

For Vargas Llosa, the eroticism of his novels In Praise Of The Stepmother (1988) and The Notebooks Of Don Rigoberto (1997) is also an "expression of civilisation, where sex is surrounded by rituals and ceremonies; you don't have it in primitive societies".

A director best known for her adaptations of such varied material as Proust's "In Search of Lost Time" (in which Swann dreamed of Odette), Homer's "Odyssey," "The Arabian Nights" and the notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci, Ms. Zimmerman, 40, remains something of an unknown to the New York theater audience.

The lights dimmed, the conversation stopped, and we saw "The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci".

They shredded the banners and ripped up the notebooks of some reporters covering the protest, igniting numerous scuffles.

Mind mapping was developed by Tony Buzan [ 12] and inspired by the notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci [ 13].

Rumi: Soul-fury and Kindness, the Friendship of Rumi and Shams Tabriz features Barks' new translations of Rumi's short poems (rubai), and some work on the Notebooks of Shams Tabriz, sometimes called The Sayings of Shams Tabriz.

Opens Oct. 8. (212-353-0303) www.vineyardtheatre.org "METAMORPHOSES" Ovid's epic adapted for the stage by the director Mary Zimmerman, whose physically strenuous and visually vivid previous work includes "The Notebooks of Leonardo a Vinci" and "The Odyssey".

Often her shows are original, developed in collaboration with actors from intractable source material like Proust's "In Search of Lost Time," the notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci and ancient collections of fable, including "The Odyssey," "Metamorphoses" and "The Arabian Nights".

And Twelve Miles West promises "The Notebook of Trigorin," Tennessee Williams's little-known take on Chekhov's "Seagull," postponed from last year.