Sentence examples for as quotations from from inspiring English sources
The exhibition features several of Haring's journals, which are filled with diagrams and strict theories of geometric composition, as well as quotations from Roland Barthes and Wassily Kandinsky.
This long-overdue tribute is rich in desert scenery as well as quotations from friends and co-workers, who remember Colter as a feisty pioneer with, as one friend said, "a tender heart and a caustic tongue".
ON THE SCREEN -- The commercial opens with a small framed image of Mr. Corzine, speaking in extreme slow motion so he is made to look defensive or even haughty, as quotations from newspaper and magazine articles about his campaign spending flash on-screen: "A Human A.T.M. Machine," "Buying an Election," "Democracy Suffers".
A collection of his poems, many of which have appeared in his novels as quotations from the imaginary Book of Counted Sorrows, will be sold as an e-book through BarnesandNoble.com.No word yet on rerun rights, but no doubt Dean Koontz has something in mind.
If you would like to learn about the Bahá'í view on the concept of "forever", we suggest that you visit the "Bahá'í Topics" Web site at http://info.bahai.org/article-1-4-0-5.html, whereadou carticlesaboutles abouthehe soul and immortality as well as quotations from the Writings of Bahá'u'lláh on the subject.
It may be significant that the latest and best regarded Greek synopsis is that of the German scholar Kurt Aland, Synopsis Quattuor Evangeliorum (1964; Synopsis of the Four Gospels, 1972), which includes the Gospel According to John and, as an appendix, the Gospel of Thomas, as well as ample quotations from noncanonical gospels and Jesus' sayings preserved in the Church Fathers.
Some trims were noticeable: Lucinda Childs's tale of the multicolored bathing cap was intact, as were the quotations from Carole King's "I Feel the Earth Move," but Mr. Bojangles was evicted from this version.
The A.V. Club named Hans Moleman's line "I was saying 'Boo-urns'", and Mr Burns' "Then get me his non-union, Mexican equivalent!" as two quotations from The Simpsons that can be used in everyday situations.
As the quotations from participants illustrated, many elements contribute to the quality of the work environment.
Newsweek noted in 1990 that she gave as much space to quotations from her father as to those from Herodotus and Thucydides.
Actors play the principal roles (Jon Patrick Walker as Lennon, Robert Stanton as Stockhausen and David Chandler as Berio), using quotations from interviews, writings and lectures to develop their characters' artistic and political positions.
