Sentence examples for has traced from from inspiring English sources

Surely Gombrowicz is one of the more important and intriguing writers in the non-mimetic, novel-of-ideas tradition that Milan Kundera -- who considers Gombrowicz one of the greats -- has traced from Rabelais to Diderot, Kafka and others.

In a nod to its law enforcement and government customers, Chainalysis is separately launching investigation tools around 10 more currencies in addition to Bitcoin, which it has traced from the start.

Sometimes I turned on the yellow light above my bed and looked at the map of the world I had traced from a book.

Stirling reaffirmed the lineage of thought that Fischer had traced "from Kant to Hegel," endeavouring to penetrate the dialectic-speculative relationship of unity in multiplicity as the central point of the dialectic.

You will want a bit of extra fabric so you should add a half inch along both of the long sides of the shape you have traced from your shade, and one inch to one of the short sides.

And he has traced nutrients from the phragmites into killifish.

Why? "Because he has traced them" from "images created in a camera obscura," Mr. Steadman said.

The Guardian has traced mica from three mines in Tisri subdistrict to three Indian exporters: Mohan Mica, Pravin and Mount Hill.

In the Hepworth, Mirza has traced shapes from the gallery's architecture using strips of brightly coloured LED tape that is normally found in shops and hotels.

The show's arc has traced us from artistic-doubt to regular self-doubt in subtle gradations, and the further Bojack dives into the root of his self-hatred the larger the glowing warmth of Horsin' Around looms in the rearview mirror.

Beginning with a national sample of 4,800 families in 1968, the PSID has traced individuals from those original households and their offspring since that time.