Sentence examples for newly published edition from inspiring English sources

"In taking a second crack at the material," Mr. Gibson writes in an introduction to a newly published edition of "Golda's Balcony," "the core of my theme was in the question I put into Golda's mouth, 'What happens when idealism becomes power?' " This acknowledgment is underscored throughout the show: Mr. Gibson isn't telling Meir's story; he's pontificating.

It's impossible not to notice, while reading through the Library of America's newly published edition of McCullers's five novels, that almost all of her characters — from the wayward children to the deaf-mute, the alcoholic Communist, the hunchback dwarf, the pederast, and the closeted homosexual Army captain — are Africanist, in that each defines the status quo by existing outside it.

"Every year we wonder if this will be the year that higher education starts to lose its value and every year, there is no sign of it happening," says Andreas Schleicher, the OECD's chief of education research.The newly published edition shows ever more rich-world school-leavers gaining higher qualifications: only a fifth in 1995 and almost twice that in 2007, the latest year the OECD has studied.

Deborah Finnell, an associate professor in Acute and Chronic Care, is lead editor of the newly published edition of Addictions Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice.

Most recently, I went to the book party for Arion's newly published edition of George Orwell's Animal Farm.

The interview was for the book's newly published second edition.

They are "compiled," a word that, according to the newly published Sixth Edition of the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, comes from the Latin, compilare, meaning to plunder or plagiarize.

Officials at two schools to date have told U.S. News that they made errors reporting some of their data that was used in the newly published, 2013 edition of the Best Graduate Schools rankings.

As Crimp ominously explains in the newly published Faber edition of his play, he has decided "to strip away some of the apparatus of 19th-century drama, with the aim of making the play fully connect with a contemporary audience".

To obtain a diagnosis of DSPS according to the newly published 5th edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-V), there are three criteria which needs to be met: 1) the characteristic misalignment of sleep, in conjunction with 2) excessive sleepiness or insomnia and 3) significant daytime impairment in social, occupational or other important areas of functioning.

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