Sentence examples for notable account of from inspiring English sources
Chiladze's novel Avelum (1995), for example, was a notable account of a Georgian intellectual watching his personal "empire of love" crumble together with the Soviet empire.
In the Shanti Parvan ("Book of Consolation," 12th book) of the Mahabharata, there is also a notable account of the origin of kingship and of rajadharma, or the dharma (law) of the king as king.
One particularly notable account of John's business acumen, integrity and savvy is memorialized in the 1995 book, 'Serpent on the Rock.? John was an avid golfer, sports-car lover and longtime NY Giants fan and his enthusiasm was pervasive in any setting.
Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy both returned 68s, with the Northern Irishman's especially notable on account of seven birdies.
Newton wrote works on textual criticism, most notably An Historical Account of Two Notable Corruptions of Scripture.
Notable too was his account of Sebastian Currier's five-movement Piano Sonata.
The profile should include a brief biography, a description of the mayor's general duties, and an account of notable contributions, including responses to incidents in the city (such as a crime, agency investigation, or heat wave) and to major crises (such as a political scandal, budget deficits, or 9/11).
(One notable detail is Resnais's account of sitting in a hotel room and listening to a tape-recorded "letter" from Duras while working out a storyboard by means of "two articulated wooden dolls").
Notable is Ms Sereny's account of her sustained interviewing of Franz Stangl, who had been commandant of the extermination camp at Treblinka, after a German court had sentenced him to life imprisonment.Usefully, Ms Sereny explains the difference between the various kinds of Nazi prison camp concentration camps like Dachau and Buchenwald, labour camps, and extermination camps.
This book is notable for its wide-ranging account of methods of statistical inference, and also for the wealth of applications made to biology.
An Historical Account of Two Notable Corruptions of Scripture (1754) Newton, Isaac.
