Sentence examples for he'd incorporated from inspiring English sources

It's often said that Evans went on to apply the narrative tools of literature to his photographic work, and he commonly cited the influence of writers, including, prominently, Gustave Flaubert, whose realism, naturalism, and "non-subjectivity" Evans felt he'd incorporated "almost unconsciously".

Maggs also praised Serafinowicz's quick-witted adlibbing as demon Crowley, and said he would incorporate the unscripted lines and jokes into the final edit.

He would incorporate labor and environmental standards into future trade treaties, thus giving them teeth under the enforcement provisions of a standard trade agreement.

"One of Frank's strengths was that he was not a doctrinaire modernist; he would incorporate elements of traditional architecture in his modernist designs," Michael J. Crosbie, the author of "The Architecture of Frank Williams" (Rockport, 1995), said Friday.

Representative George Miller, the California Democrat who heads the House Education and Labor Committee, said Tuesday that he would incorporate the president's community college plan into the student loan bill, which Mr. Miller expects to introduce on Wednesday.

His aides have said he would incorporate a prescription drug benefit into an overhaul of the Medicare program, building on work of a bipartisan Congressional commission that has called for competition between the public and private sectors.

Darnell believes ZE blazed a trail for a postmodern pick'n'mix approach to music – in his Kid Creole guise he would incorporate elements from every 20th-century era from swing to disco into his songs.

He would present new ideas and lines of inquiry first in exploratory journal articles (many of them published in Logos, the journal he founded in Freiburg) and subsequently he would incorporate them in larger publications, often including previously published materials.

Though Davis and Coleman both offered alternatives to the rigid rules of bebop, Davis would never reconcile himself to Coleman's free jazz innovations, although he would incorporate musicians amenable to Coleman's ideas with his great quintet of the mid-1960s, and offer his own version of "free" playing with his jazz fusion outfits in the 1970s.

Theo Kingma, president of the HFPA, said he would incorporate into his remarks a tribute to the victims of the attacks and a nod to their killers' assault on free speech; those remarks will come about 30 minutes into the show.

I think they'd incorporate the rest of us to make it like an ensemble piece.