Sentence examples for later addendum from inspiring English sources

In a later addendum, the Academy clarified that a film could be eligible for both the popular film and the best picture Oscar.

The ending, when Peter deserts the lovelorn Wendy, is heart-wrenching; Barrie's later addendum, with its suggestion that Peter repeats his search for a "mother" in each generation of the Darling family, is deeply disturbing.

The fabulous colossal octopus picture reproduced is not by Georges de Buffon, but by arguably the most famous cephalopod artist of all time (whose name is even visible on the illustration), Pierre Denys de Monfort, from a later addendum volume to De Buffon's Natural History.

The third part was added later, originally as an Addendum Note.

His Vorlesungen über Zahlentheorie (1863; "Lectures Concerning Number Theory"), with later addenda, contains some material important to the theory of ideals.

You can always add an addendum later, but with a physical artifact, it takes longer to figure out what would go into an issue, so maybe you are less quick to publish.

Eight years later, Bazerman offered an addendum to his initial view.

Watch our interview with @tanehisicoates at https://t.co/Xup8cdtnFB pic.twitter.com/Bq7NIGrlJHoweverer, Mr Coates later clarified on Twitter: "Addendum: No reason to be particularly excited about my personal vote.

So emphatically did the 24-year-old do the job that Cilic's upset of Federer a few hours later seemed like an addendum to a wider narrative.

King's revisions arrived too late for inclusion, but Christian Century later published King's addendum as "Suffering and Faith," 27 April 1960, pp. 443 444 in this volume.

Later, they gave an addendum: "Don't Sign A-Rod!" "I've never hid the fact that I enjoy playing here in Boston," said Lowell, who could be a target of the Yankees, his original team.