Sentence examples for journals left from inspiring English sources

The key is, as ever, literary: not Simon's verse, this time, but a stack of intimate journals left by the escaping Henry.

At every high school, college and school-safety conference I speak at, I hold up the journals left behind by the killers, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold.

Whitman, who typically kept detailed notebooks and journals, left very little information about himself in the late 1850s.

Harris and Klebold told us why in their words via journals left behind, that tell how they lived in a culture of exclusion, superiority, homophobia and ridicule by the jocks.

In the way that Dominik is acting as a sort of interpreter for Cave, "One More Time With Feeling" shares something with "Montage of Heck," the recent Kurt Cobain documentary that filmmaker Brett Morgen made using tapes and journals left behind by the late Nirvana frontman and entrusted to him by Cobain's survivors.

*Seven journals left open the possibility of publishing such manuscripts without relatives' consent when it is difficult to reach them after subjects' deaths.

However, to the best of our knowledge, no similar study has been conducted on articles published in transportation journals; leaving open ended the question whether a citation count is a valid measure of scientific merit in the research field of transportation.

Additionally, three papers were detected through searching selected journals, leaving 266 papers for abstract review.

They must then publish in nonindexed national journals, leaving their work largely invisible.

From the total of 212 articles, we excluded 67 not reporting on risk factors or indications for surgery in the abstract such as letters to the editor, technical descriptions, or because the article was not published in peer-reviewed journals, leaving 145 articles.

The tales are tall, he said, "based on a made-up journal left under a floorboard of the theater, by an unknown assistant of Thomas Edison".