Sentence examples for catalogued how from inspiring English sources

His inquiry follows the "dark night" project at Brown University in the US, which has catalogued how some Buddhist meditators have been assailed by traumatic memories.

Others catalogued how Ken has been offending gays.

In Berlin, on the site of Gestapo headquarters, stands the Topographie des Terrors, which catalogues how the Nazis got into power.

In his book Hard Times, he catalogues how this meltdown has slapped the poorest in ways that don't make it into public discussion.

If you can systematically catalogue how the brain loses consciousness under the influence of anesthetic drugs, can you deduce what consciousness consists of?

Researchers all over the world began cataloguing how these microplastics were finding their way into the organs of organisms, from tiny krill to enormous fish such as tuna.

Greenpeace released a report last month cataloguing how apparel companies are failing to regulate the chemicals in the sportswear they manufacture.

By cataloguing how local writers influence one another as well as the places where they publish their works, the Read/Write library aims to reconstruct Chicago's cultural landscape digitally.

At the Met Breuer, I saw the brilliantly curated show "Marsden Hartley's Maine," which catalogues how the painter's relationship with his home state was the product of more than nostalgia, or of artistic instinct goaded by pretty views.

He catalogues how he has worked his passage through life, from labouring on Australian rail tracks to running mobile discos, the only constant element being his attachment to Cornwall.

The closest they have to a manifesto is the "Black Book", a document that began circulating in 2000, which catalogues how a handful of people from three Arab tribes have grabbed most of the power in Sudan, and the wealth that comes with it.