Sentence examples for major edition from inspiring English sources

A 2000 edition of the manual made minor changes but the last major edition was published in 1994.

Following upon the publication of Frost's notebooks and collected prose, The Letters of Robert Frost is the first major edition of the poet's written correspondence.

At orwelldiaries.wordpress.com, Davison has launched a pre-emptive strike to protect the diaries and the eggs: "I was very conscious of the opportunity it would give to reviewers of a certain ilk to pour scorn on a major edition.

Thomson Learning £55 (hb), £8.99 (pb) Maybe it was to be expected that the jacket of the first major edition of Hamlet to be prepared, at least in part, by a woman would carry an image not of the play's hero, but of mad Ophelia (or Ofelia, as in one of the texts printed here).

In 1514 he produced a major edition of Nicholas of Cusa, arguably the most original philosopher of the fifteenth century—and one certainly influenced by Plato.

Before publishing his major edition of Seneca's philosophical writings in the year before his death, he wrote two theoretical treatises on Stoicism, which provided the philosophical foundation for a new interpretation of Seneca and a new understanding of Stoic doctrines.

He published his beliefs in three major editions, Physiognomische fragmente (1775-78) RBSC Oversize 6453.568.15q, Essai sur la Physiognomonie (1781-1803), and Essays on Physiognomy (1788-99) GAX Oversize 2007-0002Q.

The Paston letters have appeared in three major editions, beginning in 1787, although these have long been the sort of books people like to own but can barely force themselves to read.

After a front-page article about his methods of computer analysis in The New York Times -- and after his reputation was further burnished by unmasking Joe Klein as the author of "Primary Colors" -- the poem was added to three major editions of Shakespeare's works.

"From his pioneering study of Joyce's compositional method, 'The Art of James Joyce' (1961), to his illuminating work on Stevens, Eliot and Pound, to his many major editions and collections, Walt Litz was one of the most distinguished modernist scholars of his generation," said William Gleason, professor of English and chair of the Department of English.

By February 2006, she had been featured in each of the major editions of Vogue, including the cover of a Vogue Italia supplement.