Sentence examples for literature containing from inspiring English sources

During the raid on the Shelter Now office, Taliban officials say they seized compact discs, cassettes and literature containing stories about Christianity and the coming of Jesus Christ -- all translated into local languages.

"Read books, not profanity" goes the tag line, as if all literature containing ripe language might have been created with the intention of causing offence.

First, a tradition of émigré literature, containing some of the best works of the century, continued until the fall of the Soviet Union.

Meanwhile, in both Europe and the New World, the popular almanac was developing into a genuine form of folk literature containing, in addition to calendars and weather predictions, interesting statistics and facts, moral precepts and proverbs, medical advice and remedies, jokes, and even verse and fiction.

Peer reviewed literature containing original work was gathered by searching three databases.

The literature containing such assertions and the partial and varying evidence base on which it draws has been well critiqued elsewhere (Bonjour & Kraler, 2015; Charsley et al., 2014).

Literature contains the history of human life.

American literature contains nothing else quite like The Golden Bowl.

The scientific literature contains findings that can alarm or reassure.

Ancient Greek and Latin literature contain many allusions to gloves.

The alternative medicine literature contains thousands of studies, but the majority are scientifically flawed.