Sentence examples for anthology from from inspiring English sources
"anthology from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to introduce the source or origin of an anthology, which is a collection of literary works or pieces. Example: "This anthology from various 19th-century authors showcases the development of gothic literature."
"Adventures of Superman," a digital anthology from DC Comics, is scheduled to begin on April 29.
She is one of the editors of the anthology from which this interview is excerpted.
Damián Szifrón's Wild Tales is a gruesome, violent anthology from Argentina.
An anthology from the magazine, "The Mudville Diaries," was published by Avon in 1996.
The book under consideration was, somehow fittingly, "Parodies: An Anthology from Chaucer to Beerbohm — And After," by Dwight Macdonald.
George had wanted to do his own anthology, from the time the Beatles had their anthology in 1995.
Her stories have appeared in over 80 magazines and anthologies, from Alaska Quarterly Review to Kenyon Review to Weird Tales.
Almost every collection was edited by a man, and each book I opened – including anthologies from all around the world – was heavily weighted towards male writers.
Two new anthologies from I.S.I., both sparkling with insights and both agreeably short, offer as good a gauge as anything out there of where conservatives think they stand.
The chief vehicle of popular instruction consisted of anthologies from the rabbinic writings and commentaries on Scripture, of which the most popular was that of Rabbi Solomon ben Isaac of Troyes (1040 1105), known as Rashi, the acronym formed from the initials of his name in Hebrew.
A number of these were collected in various anthologies from the late Ming and early Qing dynasties.
