Sentence examples for canon about from inspiring English sources

I was so baffled that I wrote to Canon about it, and got this prompt reply: "Full Auto on the PowerShot G1 X is designed for snapshots of stationary subjects".

He has developed from an intimate singing pianist into a dynamic standup entertainer who swings like a polite Sinatra and is an outspoken true believer in the superiority of the prerock canon, about which he knows more than almost anyone.

Shortly before he took over in 2007, the festival's artistic director, Bill Rauch, announced a 10-year plan to commission 37 new plays — a nod to the number in Shakespeare's canon — about critical moments in American history.

"Beckett's first story is slenderly plotted, focusing on the protagonist's conflict between silence and the voice within him: 'He dreaded lest his prisoner should escape, he longed that it might escape,' " Ms. Cohn wrote in her 2001 book, "A Beckett Canon," about his early short story "Assumption".

Contributing to the Monroe canon about, of and by Monroe, we can now add the novel Bye Bye, Baby, From Joe DiMaggio to JFK, they all loved her...but who killed the Blonde Bombshell?

GPO officials, working with librarians in the federal depository system, have come up with a canon of about 160 titles that will continue be printed by the GPO indefinitely, from the Economic Report of the President to the Internal Revenue Bulletin.

In place of ancient canons about public penance, the clergy and monks used libri poenitentiales ("penitential books"), which contained detailed catalogs of misdeeds with appropriate penances.

It should be noted that a variant of a free metal monolayer existence is contrary to the physics canons about the solid state.

In progressive musicological circles these days, you hear much talk about the canon and about the bad assumptions that underpin it.

It doesn't matter if they are talking about public art, or about "the white male literary canon," or about whether students at law school have to argue briefs for fathers who want custody of their children because their wives are lesbians, or about whether Cleopatra was black, or about whether Raymond with his pit bull is a proper role model for the South Bronx children.

Anyway, I've thought a lot about the American literary canon lately, about who makes it in and who doesn't.