Sentence examples for notebooks of a from inspiring English sources
The publishers of Carnets du Voyage en Chine ("Notebooks of a Journey to China") and Journal de Deuil ("Diary of Mourning") have been attacked because these unfinished texts were never meant for publication and allegedly reveal intimate secrets about Barthes's private life.
For example, the recently discovered notebooks of a government chofer reveal that businesses close to the current president are alleged to have paid bribes to its bitter rivals from the previous government.
Schott's books are a formal version of the notebooks of an inquiring mind.
Does that sound like a satisfying plot point to you, or does it sound like something you might read in the crazed notebooks of an ancient tramp with a serious head injury?
ARTIST'S NOTEBOOK of a miniature Napoleon standing in a desk drawer.
It started in the notebook of a young reporter and ended up becoming a £1.5 billion movie franchise.
Escoffier also published the monthly magazine Le Carnet d'epicure ("Notebook of a Gourmet"), which ran from 1911 to 1914.
But this is not a straightforward second act, as the notebook of a deceased cultural historian suggests.
In 1939, Mr. Césaire, then only 26, returned to Martinique to teach literature, shortly after the publication of "Notebook of a Return to the Native Land".
The word "Negritude," however, was coined by Césaire himself, in his 1939 poem "Cahier d'un retour au pays natal ("Notebook of a Return to My Native Land").
One of the founding documents of African and Caribbean anticolonialism, Aimé Césaire's "Notebook of a Return to the Native Land," is a lyric poem.
