Sentence examples for notebooks show from inspiring English sources

Her notebooks show how close she was to the solution herself.

His notebooks show line after line of illegible text, disturbing in their compulsive uniformity.

He cultivated the impression that his poetry was uncontrolled and spontaneous ("a waking dream"), but in fact his astonishing notebooks show that it was brilliantly crafted and structured.

Papers and notebooks show that Al Qaeda members spent their day studying religion, math, Arabic, English, military tactics, intelligence and terrorism.

Sirhan's notebooks show a bizarre series of "automatic writing" - "RFK must die RFK must be killed - Robert F Kennedy must be assassinated before 5 June 68" - and even under hypnosis, he has never been able to remember shooting Kennedy.

The notebooks show that Beckett struggled initially: the first 10 pages are completely scored out, and on several days inspiration obviously failed completely, leaving entire pages covered in scribbles and doodles, including a caricature of Charlie Chaplin.

The Yale reissue contains reviews from the day and versions from Stein's notebooks, showing the novel's development from its beginnings in 1937.

A glance through the students' notebooks shows that a few months ago their writing was mostly illegible and only a handful of words were spelled correctly.

Mr. Fowler is nothing if not diligent as he pulls out his notebooks showing daily highs, lows and precipitation recorded in neatly penciled columns.

Mr. Capriles is asking for a full recount of all vouchers and also insisted that the vouchers be checked against notebooks showing how many people voted at each precinct.

Mr Holmes even tells you when the writing in the notebooks shows that Coleridge was drunk, or when it suddenly turns red (the poet's pen dipped either in laudanum, or in gout medicine).