Sentence examples for be a development of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Eve Halliday's spirit and verve seems to be a development of many of his great early heroines.

I think my next book will be about global travelling, tourism, and travel writing, the delights and the tedium of being on the move (this will be a development of a previous book of mine, "The Delicious History of the Holiday").

It looks like this could be a development of the new-look Box that made its debut in September 2012.

Moreover, there will be a development of an EU policy restructure to enable teleworking (e.g., taxation issues, infrastructure, company initiatives for the promotion of teleworking).

The verb huparchein usually means either "begin" or "exist, be present", and Aristotle's usage appears to be a development of this latter use.

See Cocking & Kennett (1998) for what seems to be a development of Rorty's account of the kinds of effects our friends can have on us in terms of notions of 'direction' and 'interpretation'interpretation

The U.S. system is a development of this basic pattern.

Combinatorial chemistry was a development of the 1990s.

This is a development of the policy of English votes for English issues.

'That was a development of the work with the women's alphabet.

It's a development of which Holden Caulfield might have approved.