Sentence examples for containing some material from inspiring English sources

Theological works containing some material of philosophical interest.

They also contain some material that predates formation of the solar system.

MTV rated the program TV-14, which means the program "contains some material that many parents would find unsuitable for children under 14 years of age".

His Vorlesungen über Zahlentheorie (1863; "Lectures Concerning Number Theory"), with later addenda, contains some material important to the theory of ideals.

The British Library said that, "although the archive was recognised as being of research value, it was judged that it contained some material which could contravene the Terrorism Act [2006], and which would present restrictions on the library's ability to provide access to the archive for researchers".

The plan of our paper is as follows: the next section contains some material needed in our argument later.

Though not as expressly philosophical as the works noted above, On the Cessation of the Ceremonial Laws (De cessatione legalium), On the Ten Commandments (De decem mandatis) and the Hexaæmeron, all substantial works written in the 1230s, contain some material of interest to the philosopher.

Rating: TV-14 (may contain some material that parents or adult guardians may find unsuitable for children under age 14).

Most of the antigen preparations contained some material reactive towards a reference antiserum to normal human serum proteins.

There were 100 bags all of the same colour and 50 of them contained the test product (the fertiliser) while 50 contained "some material" which looked exactly like the test fertiliser but did not have any of the chemicals in the test fertiliser (placebo).

Programs rated TV-14 may contain some material that parents and guardians may find unsuitable for children under the age of 14.