Sentence examples for contained accounts from inspiring English sources
Saints' lives also contained accounts of the miracles performed by the saints in their lifetimes and at their shrines after their deaths.
But investigators found new versions of the file on floppy disks in Mr. Scarfo's home, and the password worked to unscramble the file, which prosecutors say contained accounts of gambling and loan activities.
All were inspired by the online publication Wednesday of an article in The New York Times Magazine that contained accounts of sexual abuse of students by three former teachers, all now dead.
Even more potentially damaging were stories in the Los Angeles Times which contained accounts from women who alleged that in the previous two decades, and as recently as 2000, Schwarzenegger had made unsolicited physical advances toward them, in many instances grabbing their breasts or putting his hand under their clothes; they described feeling humiliated, shaken, and infuriated by his actions.
This book, written a decade earlier and sent to the attention of then-prince Philip II of Spain, contained accounts of the abuses committed by some Spaniards against Native Americans during the early stages of colonization.
It contained accounts of employees having their political and religious views criticized by their co-workers, the mocking of ethnic identities linked to an opposing sociopolitical identification, and identity-based ostracism from workplace social life.
The folders contained accounting records for the work units in the town and would be crucial to sorting out financial matters.
They contain accounts of every conceivable scandal of the past.
The free searchable online archive, oldbaileyonline.org, contains accounts of nearly 198,000 trials between 1674 and 1913.
It also contains accounts of Thatcher's sister and how at school she almost killed some classmates in a scientific experiment that went wrong.
After her arrest, police allegedly found a diary in her apartment containing accounts of several other murders which she had apparently committed.
