Sentence examples for extensive writings from inspiring English sources

Sophronius' extensive writings on this question are all lost.

Collections of Say's extensive writings in entomology, conchology, and paleontology were published after his death.

In an echo of Bookchin's extensive writings on social ecology, protecting the environment was deemed a "sacred" duty.

The initials stand for L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology, whose extensive writings and lectures form the church's scripture.

Although he is best known for his extensive writings on literature, he is a cultural historian with an encyclopedic knowledge of Japan.

Translated at an early date into Arabic, Ethiopic, and Greek, Isaac's extensive writings affected Byzantine and Russian theologians and philosophers from the 10th to the 19th centuries.

In spite of his failure to produce extensive geological writings, Werner's theories were faithfully adopted and widely spread by his loyal students.

Gregory I (the Great; 590 604) was the most important of these, and, thanks to his own extensive theological writings and collection of letters, his papacy is by far the best-documented of this period.

The Aztecs, who ruled central Mexico for several hundred years before the Spanish arrived in 1519, left the most extensive mathematical writings of any pre-Columbian people.

Morison's extensive and influential writings include Four Centuries of Fine Printing (1924) and First Principles of Typography (1936).

He says that the book is unlike most publications about Charles Darwin in this bicentennial year, which repackage what a "troop of Darwin scholars have uncovered from his extensive archives and writings".