Sentence examples for he soon published from inspiring English sources

A prolific writer, he soon published reinterpretations of Australian Aboriginal data from literature then very popular in anthropological circles.

He soon published articles about the Nation of Islam and Malcolm in Reader's Digest and The Saturday Evening Post.

He soon published at Lyon his most important work, Biblia sacra ex Santis Pagnini tra[ns]latione (1542), notable for its theory of prophecy.

When Hitler seized the rest of Czechoslovakia (March 10 16, 1939), Chamberlain definitely repudiated appeasement, and he soon published Anglo-French guarantees of armed support for Poland, Romania, and Greece in the event of similar attacks.

With his jobs drying up, Mr. Mohassess settled permanently in New York in 1977, where he was soon published in The New York Times, The Nation, Playboy and elsewhere.

He said he would soon publish data following some professional athletes for 10 years.

Earlier this week he insisted he would soon publish a dossier that would "show the accusers are knowingly making false statements".

In the Cursory Reflections, Norris stated that he would soon publish a treatise, in which he would present his own philosophy at length.

He was soon publishing Carver, who assured him he hadn't "backed the wrong horse".

The lectures he gave there were soon published as Über Psychoanalyse (1910; The Origin and Development of Psychoanalysis), the first of several introductions he wrote for a general audience.

Convinced he had enough evidence to proceed, in a letter to physician Sir Hans Sloane he wrote that the affair had "almost alarmed England" and that he would soon publish his findings.