Sentence examples for modern sources from inspiring English sources

Simpson and Westwood have her skill and wit in telling the stories as they are, with delicious quotations from ancient and modern sources.

There is a similar amalgam of primal and modern sources in Alfonso Ossorio's "Two Stars," a wax and watercolor constellation splashed across a liquid sky.

While Chin-Kee's coolie outfit harks back to the 19th century, Yang — who teaches high school computer science in San Francisco — also takes from modern sources.

MUGIYONO KASIDO, the Indonesian dancer who is making his New York debut as part of LINCOLN CENTER FESTIVAL 2005, has devised his own combination of traditional and modern sources.

In the work on the British empire, the students designed an empire plate, having looked at contemporary and modern sources of information, including the work of historians such as Niall Ferguson..."...

First is his language – infused as it is with references to and intimate knowledge of ancient and modern sources of philosophy, poetry and the figurative uses of scientific knowledge.

This already said much: in ballet he had found a modern source of classicism.

We can start now by recognizing that open democratic standards are a modern source of power and influence.

One modern source suggests that his wife was the daughter of Mirza Zia al-Din Muhammad Razi, which would mean that his wife and the mother of Fayz were sisters, suggesting a relationship that predates the teacher and student one.

One modern source recounts that the crew numbered 31, but this figure was not widely reported.

One modern source states that the Scottish club actually beat Oxford but then could not afford to travel to London for the final so withdrew at that point.