Sentence examples for notebooks entry from inspiring English sources

It is supported by a Notebooks entry from 1915 in which objects are explicitly said to include properties and relations (NB, 61).

In a Notebooks entry from August 1916 he remarks that: "The fact that a particle cannot be in two places at the same time does look more like a logical impossibility [than the fact that a point cannot be red and green at the same time].

Leonardo da Vinci discussed the parachute in a notebook entry now contained in the Codex Atlanticus.

Another regular notebook entry: "I never saw myself as the sort of person who would land on public assistance".

On April 9, the day after his suspension, Dr. Calvo made a notebook entry in Spanish that revealed his growing turmoil.

"When I was with her I was never whole," Osborne wrote in a notebook entry, reproduced in John Heilpern's splendid 2006 biography.

The Bavarian interior minister, Joachim Herrmann, said the notebook entry was a strong indicator that the teenager "could be a person who had been self-radicalised".

He added, in a notebook entry that he quotes in the book: I feel that the final battle is fast approaching.

But his paper did not cite Dr Damadian's Science paper, even though Dr Lauterbur made a direct reference to it in a notebook entry made the day after his own discovery.

In a Critic's Notebook entry back in 2006, Ross corroborated this decidedly charming image of him, and made sure to let readers know the true Babbitt: "He is a joy to be around".

It shows up again in a notebook entry, ascribed now to Woolf on the Johnny Carson show (not, as I would have expected, on the "Letterman" show. The "ironic 80s true Angel of Death" hosting of the British bluestocking would seem to have had more comic potential).