Sentence examples for author unnamed from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare's surname was hyphenated as "Shake-speare" or "Shak-spear" on the title pages of 15 of the 48 individual quarto (or Q) editions of Shakespeare's plays (16 were published with the author unnamed) and in two of the five editions of poetry, published before the First Folio.

The rickety conceit of this troupe-created work (the actors and authors go unnamed) is that a band of fictional performers who specialize in cutting-edge art and pretentiousness are serving up dinner theater.

In health sector reports, main authors were unnamed, but named contributors had primary affiliations in the public health sector (e.g., WHO, schools of public health).

The 20-page report entitled Falkirk Membership Inquiry and marked "strictly private and confidential", was written by an unnamed author or authors last June.

Perhaps the most radical plan is to give an as yet unnamed author free rein to choose titles for a dedicated "writer's table" in all its shops in May.

The unnamed author of "The Incest Diary" avoids psychiatric categorizations altogether.

One of the books Stuart picks off Alexander's shelves is called Mauve by an unnamed author.

The unnamed author of the 1936 attack in Pravda was a perceptive music critic in spite of himself.

In 814, an unnamed author remarked that "when God wants to punish the people of Paris by water, he sends such a flood and overflows the river Seine".

Answer Man ran in every single issue of 7 Days, which was published from 1988 until 1990, and gained the unnamed author a measure of local fame.

Describing Mr Corbyn's critics as a "vocal" section of the Parliamentary Labour Party, the unnamed author claims their views are not acceptable as part of the debate about Labour's future.