Sentence examples for be found in works from inspiring English sources

A third type can be found in works like "Via Abbondonza" (2000) focusing on a balance between mind and body.

He was equally passionate about the humour to be found in works by his favourite novelists, Philip Roth, Saul Bellow and Howard Jacobson.

This second, amoral interpretation can be found in works by the German historian Friedrich Meinecke (1862 1954) and the German philosopher Ernst Cassirer (1874 1945).

It is no wonder, then, that even the traits most basically identified with the concerto can be found in works of other titles.

(On occasion, however, he doesn't mind borrowing them. "My wife's a woman" — a joke in "Laughter on the 23rd Floor" — can also be found in works by Oscar Wilde and Joe Orton).

In the mathematical treatment of logic, these concepts can be found in works of the late 19th-century German mathematician Ernst Schröder and in Löwenheim (in particular, in his paper of 1915).

For a while, there was no pleasure to be found in working.

"Then We Came to the End" is acidly funny, but it isn't only satire; it also conveys the purpose and meaning to be found in work.

An alternative revealed preference characterisation of the Gorman Polar Form can be found in work in progress by Brown and Shannon.

Results concerning the behaviour of the distance from sets and a detailed analysis of the problems arising can be found in work by Arcozzi and Ferrari [1, 2].

The Tempyō style is characterized by a closer fusion of parts into a unified whole than is found in works of the Early Nara period.