Sentence examples for from chronicles from inspiring English sources

He opened his book "Dreams From My Father" with a quotation from Chronicles: "For we are strangers before thee, and sojourners, as were all our fathers".

It is examined here through multi-dimensional sources ranging from Chronicles; indigenous texts and maps; colonial laws; imperial Geographic Reports; sanctioned Inspections; demographic and land use changes; impacts of Little Ice Age climate change; historical cartography; and landholding litigation documents.

The store's ambition goes awry at times: a lambskin jacket from Chronicles of Never was more like a hide with armholes ($714, discounted from $1,428), and the Assembly jodhpurs forced a reconsideration of appropriate sock height.

You might expect Ha Jin's sensitivity to human complexity to lead him away from chronicles of street protests, except when the protests are about insuring the right to that complexity — the freedom to disagree, to hedge, or to avoid deciding altogether.

On his Web site, Mr. Buchanan reprints part of an essay from Chronicles magazine titled "The Mob vs. the Statesman" that defends the book: "For all the hue and cry over Buchanan's supposed 'hate,' the emotion that runs through 'Suicide of a Superpower' is not hate, but love.

From Mr. Lieberman's opening with a prayer from Chronicles to his wife's homage to her parents who survived the Holocaust to the senator's labored use of the word "chutzpah," the Liebermans' faith provided the strategic and oratorical underpinnings of the day.

In their Premera crónica general, they tried to determine historical facts from chronicle, folklore, and Arabic sources.

The company could suffer from chronicle shortages over multiple months.

In our elderly care case, the old person usually suffers from chronicle heart disease that the heart condition should be measured and reported.

As template DNA for PCR, Cpn genomic DNA was isolated using a QIAamp® DNA Mini Kit (Qiagen, Hilden, Germany) from the vascular chlamydial strain CV-6, which was recovered from chronicle vascular infection [ 34] and which has commonly been used in cell biological studies [ 35].

(I saw costumes from the "Chronicles of Narnia" films and the stage sets from "Star Trek" films on two separate visits to the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia).