Sentence examples for figures from literature from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to make myself sound obsessive in this area, but I've always looked to figures from literature or history as sources of interesting ideas on how to live," he said.

The narrator regains his imagination in the end by correctly identifying (to the parrot's satisfaction) what each character stands for, and an appendix reveals to the reader (in case he or she hasn't figured it out already) that all of the strange characters at the inn are figures from literature.

The IPCC (2006) [11] gives various other BEF figures from literature.

The BAFTA-winning entertainer is among ten leading figures from literature, cinema, science and media to be honoured by the university.

The IPCC (2006) [ 11] gives various other BEF figures from literature.

The ATD bioenergy quantitative dataset was compiled for each of the five technologies using optimistic figures from literature searches and expert consultation to represent accelerated technology development from 2000 to 2050.

It is divided into linked sections illustrated by numerous figures from the literature describing different approaches and offering visual portrayals of networking and major conceptual advances in the field.

They included many figures from Thai literature, the Ramakien, such as Supanmacha and Hanuman.

Our incidence rate of 1.3% is considerably lower than figures from the literature (2.9% (Baniel et al, 1995), 4.3% (Gerl et al, 1997), 5.9% (Shahidi et al, 2002)).

Based on figures from previous literature, a failure rate of 45% in the self-mediated physical activity group and a 15% failure rate in the brace and scoliosis specific exercise groups is hypothesised.

Table 1 is aimed at establishing the incidence and prevalence of the different elements of outcome detailed above, with figures from the literature, and comments on possible bias of the cited studies.