Sentence examples for excerpts in which from inspiring English sources
A couple of excerpts, in which Roe deals with some common misconceptions: First, the idea that National Popular Vote abolishess", "attacks", "neuters" or "subverts" the Electoral College, the Constitution or "intent of the founders," is simply not true.
The fruits of his research were collected in Memoirs of the Spacewomen, an thoughtful and eye-opening documentary – complete with dramatised excerpts – in which he highlighted the work of three female sci-fi writers and their greatest works.
His poetry is full of epigrammatic maxims and sententious utterances which, lifted from their contexts, made a respectable appearance in the excerpts in which medieval readers often studied their classics.
The network did not broadcast what it called "graphic" scenes in the original footage but showed excerpts in which Mr. Pearl told the camera, "My father's Jewish, my mother's Jewish, I'm Jewish".
Concorde 2, Brighton, Thu; Glastonbury, Fri; on tour to 4 Jul JR On their blog, Brooklyn's Parquet Courts have compiled 52 review excerpts in which they are described as "slackers".
They pointed to excerpts in which Mr. Been said that he was not strong-armed, coerced or manipulated into voting against Ms. Stillman and that he took "full responsibility" for his vote.
At the literary festival in Wales, McEwan had read a comic excerpt in which Beard boards a train with a bag of potato chips.
Consider this excerpt, in which Simic describes his subject: Pearly, like the east An hour before sunrise, Two ovens of the only Philosopher's stone Worth bothering about.
The blog Dealbreaker published an excerpt in which Mr. Smith tries hard not to brag about his superlative Ping-Pong abilities.
For nearly an hour the actors practiced a 10-minute excerpt in which Ms. Boras knocks dishes to the floor, hides beneath the tablecloth and gabbles nonsense.
