Sentence examples for contents were made from inspiring English sources
Surviving monasteries and temples, with their magnificent contents, were made known to the Western world in the 1930s.
In addition, Mr. Lin filed an international patent application; its contents were made public 18 months after he filed his American application.
The papers were a journalistic coup but also presented a major threat — the likelihood the Justice Department would file criminal charges if their contents were made public.
I couldn't shake the thought that most of the show's contents were made with and for eyes that routinely beheld terrible acts, including rites of "autosacrifice," which the Aztecs performed at all their religious ceremonies.
The Congress party on Tuesday sought to minimize the significance of the letter sent by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on September 26, after the contents were made public earlier this week (The Hindu).
The subsequent history of Welch's retirement deal confirms Minow's Law of Corporate Quantum Mechanics: when the package's contents were made public — not by Welch or G.E., or by The Corporate Library, but by Welch's second wife, at the time of their divorce — both Welch and the company received so much bad press that Welch agreed to pay for many of the goodies.
Indeed, the contents are made co-conscious by being presented together in a single, noncomposite experience.
But unlike desktop folders, the contents are made up of Web pages, so they are constantly updated.
Measurement of dienic conjugate contents was made in the hexane phase at 233 nm on spectrophotometer "SF-46" ("LOMO", USSR).
In searching for the additional factor X, other philosophers argue that only fine-grained contents are made conscious by meta-representation (Carruthers 2000).
