Sentence examples for contained later from inspiring English sources

His first prose work of any length, De contemptu mundi (On Contempt of the World), was written in the monastery and presented a generally favorable picture of monastic life, though the first edition, not published until 1521, contained later additions that warned strongly against encouraging boys to enter a monastery at an excessively early age.

The exhibition contains later examples of Greek jewelry, including enameled pectorals made in the 15th and 16th centuries in the form of four-masted ships, to celebrate the age of sailing the seas to discover new continents.

The famous Mahaparinibbana Sutta ("Discourse on the Great Final Extinction"—i.e., the Buddha's release from the round of rebirths), one of the oldest texts in the canon (though containing later interpolations), narrates the activities and teachings of the Buddha's last year and describes his death.

But that deal collapsed and some provisions were not contained in later settlements of the state lawsuits.

The result, says Monica Zalaquett, the head of CEPREV, is a "pressure-cooker effect" that cannot be contained in later life.

The problem was Djokovic was in similarly great form, having beaten the young Austrian star Dominic Thiem with contained menace later that day.

A second collection which contained her later letters, including a number of candid notes to her psychiatrist appeared the following year.

Five months after the summit, Mr Blair presented the notorious dossier on Saddam Hussein's weapons capacity to Parliament, which contained the later discredited '45 minute claim'.

By the time it was fully contained weeks later, the Tubbs fire was the most destructive in state history, killing 22 people and destroying more than 5,000 homes.

Also contains some later doodles relating to war and Hitler.

Formerly in a private collection and previously untraced, it contains ideas later fleshed out in Brontë's novels.