Sentence examples for figures we know from inspiring English sources

ANTHONY TOMMASINI Classical Music AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA In addition to championing forgotten composers, Leon Botstein and his orchestra have often presented fascinating but neglected music by figures we know well.

As with so many important medieval figures, we know little about William's early years.

From the figures, we know that prey population density first increases with the spatial variables, then decreases.

While we don't know the final figure, we know it's going to be in that region.

The cheerful sexual outlaw surrounded by infection is a figure we know only too well from the Aids epidemic, and Moonstone is, among other things, an elegy.

It was his escape to India that set the Dalai Lama on the path to becoming the global figure we know today, touring Western countries and lobbying political leaders for a free Tibet.

The transformation of the war correspondent into the ambiguous figure we know today - at once calling and dancing to the government's tune - took place during the subsequent half-century.

From the figure, we know that when ( lambda ) increases, the expected value of efficiency decreases.

From this figure, we know the flow direction of current with charge and discharger, and know the character of SC control curve.

Forure 8 Energy saving versus sleep prourbility of sensor.

We figure we know what got Charlotte's goat: Charlotte's own image.