Sentence examples for most important papers from inspiring English sources

His most important papers were collected in "The Regressed Patient" (1983) and "Countertransference and Regression" (1998).

Organisers arrange press briefings for the most important papers and these certainly help.

Could a storied newspaper family really shutter one of America's most important papers?

One of his most important papers is "Ionization in the Solar Chromosphere," Phil.

Among Cayley's most important papers were his series of 10 "Memoirs on Quantics" (1854 78).

Litvinenko explains that his most important papers are kept at home, in the lower shelf of a large cupboard.

The most important paper was People's Daily.

His most important paper is "The Influence of Steel Construction and Plate Glass upon the Development of Modern Style" (1896).

His most important paper on U.S. fishes dealt with the group of viviparous surf fishes of California.

The "eight-legged essay" was the most important paper, an argument in eight sections that elaborated on a theme while quoting from classics such as Confucius and Mencius.

The most important paper in the country (at least that is what The Times thinks of itself) could not cover a subject that reflects poorly on the current president and that everyone –yes, everyone – is concerned about.