Sentence examples for important anthology from inspiring English sources

An important anthology of writings of this movement is Locke's The New Negro (1925).

Among the latter is an important anthology of the Sarvāstivāda ("Doctrine That All Is Real") school given the modern title Divyāvadāna ("Divine Avadāna"), consisting of 38 legends, including some about the great Buddhist emperor Aśoka.

Some poems of Alaqa Taye were printed in Asmara (now in Eritrea) in 1921, and an important anthology compiled by Hiruy Walde Selassie was published at Addis Ababa in 1926.

While the book certainly provides us with an important anthology of modern Japanese religious philosophy, it is misleading to portray the Shin Buddhist thinkers Kiyozawa Manshi and Soga Ryōjin, and the Zen master Kobori Sōhaku Nanrei, as members of the Kyoto School.

As an editor he published several important anthologies.

In the early 13th century important anthologies were assembled of the works of the 36 ancient poets who had been "canonized" in the Heian period, and portraits of these masters were popular painting subjects.

In the 1980s, he made a number of adaptations of his diary for Channel 4. Later he co-edited (with Paul Hammond) two important anthologies, akin to the work of Mass Observation: Seeing in the Dark (1990), an assemblage of hundreds of accounts of cinema-going; and Brought to Book (1994), which documented the myriad forms of bibliophiliac obsession.

She was entirely omitted by male editors of important anthologies.

They have just completed Sex: Our Bodies, Our Junk, possibly the most important coital anthology of the current or any other generation.

What we find, instead, is a thin slice of the MetaMod-lit pie, but a hearty enough one that it still behooves us to consider The YOLO Pages the most important literary anthology Generation Y--the first metamodern generation--has yet produced.

Imperfect though it may be, this anthology is important for the myriad voices it legitimises.