Sentence examples for further writings from inspiring English sources

After another expulsion he went to Nürnberg, where further writings were published.

These weekly conversations provided a basis for further writings and drawings on the topic, and a new lens from which to approach our daily landscape design practice.

Further writings on the nature of European modernity include an edited volume, Questions of Modernity, bringing together the work of scholars of both South Asia and the Middle East.

His further writings include En las calles (1934; "In the Streets"), Media vida deslumbrados (1942; "Half a Life Amazed"), Huairapamushcas (1948), Seis veces la muerte (1954; "Death Six Times"), and El chulla Romero y Flores (1958; "The Loner Romero y Flores").

But it is for Peirce scholars to decide whether this proposed interpretation is plausible in the light of Peirce's further writings.

In his further writings on the nature of perception, Merleau-Ponty artheulates the germane metaphor of the eye in the mind, a modality of sight that touches the world with its vision -- a mind that absorbs everything it sees into its being like a soul sponge, in an "intersubjective field" in which not only the observed but the observer is forever changed by each interaction.

· Anthony Thwaite's most recent collection of poems is A Different Country (Enitharmon) · His edition of Philip Larkin's writings, Further Requirements, is published in paperback by Faber.

Henry's biographer, Zurara, on the other hand, declared that his hero had done everything possible to prevent Pedro's death and promised to explain the circumstances further in later writings, but, if he did so, the account is lost.

In 1705 Pope Clement XI published the bull Vineam Domini ("Vineyard of the Lord"), which further condemned the writings of Jansen; but the archbishop of Paris, Louis-Antoine, cardinal de Noailles, appeared ready to lead the Jansenist forces in opposition to the pope.

The Heritage Foundation had already come under criticism from both Democrats and Republicans for the study on the costs of the immigration proposal, and news of Mr. Richwine's outside writings further undercut the organization's attempt to help shape the immigration debate from the outside.

His ideas concerning righteousness in war were carried further in the writings of the Christian thinkers St. Augustine and St. Thomas Aquinas.