Sentence examples for material letters from inspiring English sources

Dowling had access to previously unpublished material: letters and manuscripts as well as things like wonderful photographs of O'Neill's time at the Provincetown playhouse.

Though the displays in this portion of the exhibition concentrate on the architect's domestic projects and furnishings, they also include an introductory presentation of diverse material — letters, photographs, early sketches and drawings — relating to Saarinen's early life, training and work.

In lieu of captions and explanations, a stash of archival material — letters, notebooks, books and magazines — is on display at the end of the exhibition to answer any questions.

It's real value for children lies in the use of original source material (letters and postcards) - a glimpse into the life of one young soldier who joined up at 18.

Directed by Bill Guttentag and Dan Sturman, and produced by the AOL executive Theodore J. Leonsis, the movie integrates two kinds of material — letters and journals written mainly by Western observers of the events and read by actors (including Woody Harrelson and Mariel Hemingway), sitting in a rehearsal room, and historical footage of the bombardment and slaughter.

Details of his sojourn at the Medical College of Virginia (now part of Virginia Commonwealth University) in Richmond were divined from perusal of archival material, letters, and from the available literature.

To explore, whether the hormonal status of participants did also affect interference effects, a 2 × 2 × 4 repeated-measures ANOVA was performed on the interference effects with 'stimulus material' (letter, shapes) and 'direction' (global-to-local, local-to-global) as within-subjects factors and group as between subjects factor (compare Fig. 4).

Black Diggers draws on both traditional archival materials – letters and diaries – of Indigenous soldiers, but also oral histories told through the generations.

Directed by Wesley Enoch and written by Tom Wright, Black Diggers draws on both traditional archival materials – letters and diaries – of Indigenous soldiers, and a rich vein of oral histories about the servicemen told through the generations.

This past summer, in Glasgow, Starling staged "At Twilight," a reinterpretation of "At the Hawk's Well," with masks in the style of the artists who were part of Yeats's and Pound's world Brancusi, Jacob Epstein, Henri Gaudier-Brzeska and Gaudier-Brzeska andtarling calls "mindisplay" which are moftages of materials (letters, photographs, etc).

While the portraits are the raison d'être of the show, the additional documents — maps, books, pamphlets, parish and public records, theater materials, letters, first printings of plays and poems by Shakespeare and by his contemporaries, and books (like Ovid's "Metamorphoses") that furnished plots for the plays — make a rich background for the paintings.