Sentence examples for miscellaneous writings from inspiring English sources

He is currently compiling "writings, miscellaneous writings" for an untitled project.

[7] Lincoln to Stanton, July 21, 1863 in "Abraham Lincoln: Complete Works, Comprising His Speeches, State Papers, and Miscellaneous Writings, Volume I" (New York: Century, 1920), 372.

He made his reputation with the publication in 1866 of L'Affaire Lerouge (The Widow Lerouge) after having published several other books and miscellaneous writings.

Each of the two big Italian volumes in the complete works has a section at the end called "Pagine Sparse," or miscellaneous writings, essays and stories that weren't in the collections that Levi made in his lifetime.

Another columnist who wrote many critical zawen (miscellaneous writings) about social phenomena was Ha Gong (Xu Guo), most notably in his Ha Gong guailun (1981; "Eccentric Essays by Ha Gong").

In 1850 he published a collection of his monographs, Vermischte Schriften ("Miscellaneous Writings"), and in 1851 53 a two-volume work, Das Obligationenrecht ("The Law of Contracts"), a supplement to his work on modern Roman law.

Early in the 7th century the scholar Wei Cheng wrote the bibliographic section of the official Sui Dynasty History, dividing the books into four categories: Confucian classics, historical records, philosophical writings, and miscellaneous works.

After Hinde's death, Constable quickly gathered all of his writings, diaries, business documents, and miscellaneous other items and donated them to Lyman Draper in 1864, who was known for collecting the papers of figures of the Trans-Allegheny frontier.

A later system categorized writings into four types: the classics, history, philosophy, and miscellaneous works.

Islamic writings on fertility were equally mixed.

The Ketuvim (the Writings or the Hagiographa), the third division of the Hebrew Bible, comprises a miscellaneous collection of sacred writings that were not classified in either the Torah or the Prophets.