Sentence examples for important excerpts from inspiring English sources

And there was a Grove Press book (which, I later learned, my colleague David Denby had a hand in editing) that included the script and a selection of related texts most important, excerpts from the great book "En Attendant Godard," by Michel Vianey, who followed Godard around on and off the set, and brought the world of the movie to life on the page.

Important excerpts as well as paraphrased statements from the report appear in this commentary; however, the general observations and comments are our own.

An important excerpt in "The Poetry of Earth", selected by E.D.H. Johnson (Atheneum, 1966, $10), a nature writing anthology "A Concise Study of New Trends in Flower Arranging", privately printed in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1965.

What she has to say is too important to excerpt.

Because nothing is more important... - excerpt from President Obama's 2013 Morehouse College Commencement.

While at Cornell in the 1950s, Abrams was asked by publisher WW Norton to lead a team of editors compiling excerpts of important English works.

IT helps, I suppose, if you bring along to the theater your own preconditioned responses to Mozart's music, which we hear in short excerpts at important moments.

At each of three weekend performances at the Aronoff Center in Cincinnati, Mr. Franklin (left), now 88, will be introduced and seen in vintage film of his early roles, and the Cincinnati Ballet program will be present excerpts from important Ballet Russe works.

On May 10, I gave the commencement speech at the Neag School of Education, the University of Connecticut, where I offered suggestions for the nation's newest teacher graduates, the most important of which are excerpted below.

Below are excerpts from an important story that Americans need to be aware of.

Once again, however, it is important to note the within-excerpt changes in physiology in response to the pleasurable pieces, which decrease the possibility that the effects were entirely due to recalling autobiographical events, since these would be relatively consistent throughout the piece.