Sentence examples for main source and from inspiring English sources

It's as if Phil Spector, Main Source and Kevin Shields worked together to make the year's biggest hip-hop hit.

His vindication came with Diana's death, when he revealed that she was the main source and that he had the tapes to prove it.

There's no mention of that particular incident in Gerstein's "main source and inspiration" -- Jan Swafford's illuminating 1996 biography, "Charles Ives: A Life With Music" -- but it stands as a perfectly apt introduction to the warmhearted, music-enthralled George Ives.

Mr. Harris used the 1989 Pulitzer Prize-winning biography "Jackson Pollock: An American Saga," by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith, as his main source and commissioned Barbara Turner and Susan J. Emshwiller, a native of Levittown, to write the screenplay.

One abiding mystery unaddressed in Plame's book remains the role of former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage, who corroborated Novak's story (Rove being his main source) and leaked Plame's name to Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward for potential use in a book to be published later (not for a current newspaper article).

The revelations about the testing came as the administration announced that Mexico and Colombia, the two countries that are the main source and corridor for most of the cocaine entering the United States, were doing their share to stop the production and smuggling of illegal drugs.

The cultural landscapes of the city's edges and the people who live there are one of the main sources and inspirations for my work.

A scoping review illuminates key concepts, and main sources and types of evidence.

Mays, Roberts and Popay suggest that 'scoping studies aim to map rapidly the key concepts underpinning a research area and the main sources and types of evidence available' [ 9].

Instead, peers and other community members acted as the main sources, and their perceptions also heavily influenced the decision to use or not.

Scoping reviews aim to rapidly identify the key concepts within a specific research domain and the main sources and types of evidence available (36).