Sentence examples for long extracts from inspiring English sources

And you saw that clearly in the three long extracts from Look Back itself.

Long extracts appeared in an investigative website, Mediapart, and in the magazine Le Point.

The book's first half, which is concerned with the modes of thought and belief of fundamentalist Protestants, is saved by long extracts from interviews with the believers themselves.

Here, then, are long extracts from interviews I conducted this week with three players in the Antwerp story.First is Karin Heremans, headmistress of the Royal Atheneum of Antwerp.

As for "clumsy" and "long-winded", where "detail is piled on detail", couldn't that criticism also be levelled at some of the explanations of party lore, at O'Brien's lectures to Winston, and especially at the great long extracts from the rebel book that Winston reads to Julia.

The full interview is to be broadcast on Newsnight in a while, but I saw long extracts while waiting at a BBC studio this afternoon to be interviewed about the euro crisis on a different news programme (a shorter extract is here).

How We Invented Freedom includes a long extract from a speech made by Enoch Powell on St George's Day, 1961.

Of Petronius' Satyricon, a rambling picaresque novel, one long extract and some fragments remain.

In it there is a long extract from Thomas Huxley's famous lecture "On a Piece of Chalk", delivered to a packed hall of working men in Norwich in 1868.

Video is incorporated to far less obvious effect, and while the stories of the homeless are fine, if often inaudible, I'm still pondering the reason for a long extract from what looked like a 1950s naturist film.

For hardware makers, the PC market has long been a struggle because Microsoft and Intel, maker of the microprocessors that power most computers, have long extracted most of the spoils from the industry, leaving slim profits for the companies that make them.