Sentence examples for manuscript called from inspiring English sources

An exquisite eighth-century manuscript called "Spiritual Flight Sutra" is a paradigm of centered probity.

The manuscript, called "Never Say Goodbye," is an homage to Tolstoy's "A Confession" and St. Augustine's "Confessions".

These poems are from a book-length manuscript called "The World With Us in It".

On clearing Jonathan's desk at the ad agency where he worked, Andrew found an 80-page manuscript called The Queue.

At the end of 1839, Brontë said goodbye to her fantasy world in a manuscript called Farewell to Angria.

She carries two precious manuscripts: a treatise on clouds by her father, a curator of the Jewish Museum in Prague, and an illuminated manuscript called the "Augsburg Miscellany".

Twain scholars who have read the manuscript call it "thin," "slight" and "contrived".

In 1921 both Voynich and Newbold delivered lectures on the manuscript, calling it the "Roger Bacon Cipher Manuscript" and saying it was discovered in a castle in southern Europe.

What the first manuscript calls aerugo (copper II) acetate), indicum (indigo), caeruleum (Egyptian blue), alcusa (alkanet), aes ustum (copper (I) oxide), chalcanthum (iron and copper sulphates), the second manuscript calls iarin, lulacium, quianium, lacca, cecucecaumenon, and bitriolum respectively ([39], pp. 179 180).

The manuscript calls attention to several important factors to be considered when critically evaluating performance in spatial memory tasks and I recommend approval.

They then applied it to previously illegible manuscripts called the Oxyrhynchus papyri, which were discovered in an ancient rubbish dump in Egypt.