Sentence examples for considerable writings from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, civil society organisations actively campaigned against the healthcare reforms of the structural adjustment policy and produced considerable writings on the negative impact of this process on health and health services.

And so Independence Day, after some considerable pre-writing adjustments to my original plan, came into existence.

The efficacy of this sort of psychological thriller depends largely on the plausibility of the main characters, and with Sonia, Hancock pulls off the considerable feat of "writing mad" convincingly enough for us to understand the logic of her actions.

A considerable body of writing by Japanese in the Chinese classical language, of much greater bulk and importance than comparable Latin writings by Englishmen, testifies to the Japanese literary indebtedness to China.

His later religious writings made a considerable impact on Victorian readers.

They will find the pungent compassion, the unabashed lyricism and the homespun repudiation of vanity and banality that bathed Mr. Lynch's earlier writings in their considerable glow.

Nevertheless, William continually recurs to his philosophical doctrines in all his works, and even his most theological writings contain material of considerable philosophical interest.

Authors shared an elitist desire to communicate only with the initiated, so that writings in both styles present considerable interpretive difficulties.

Comte idealized this sentimental episode, which exerted a considerable influence on his later thought and writings, particularly with regard to the role of women in the positivist society he planned to establish.

This feature of Plato's works raises important questions about how they are to be read, and has led to considerable controversy among those who study his writings.

Moore also spent considerable time revising and preparing his earlier writings for a uniform edition.