Sentence examples for present accounts of from inspiring English sources

At first its avowed intention was to present accounts of gallantry, pleasure, and entertainment, of poetry, and of foreign and domestic news.

We also need to create public space to present accounts of our endeavours pursuing this type of design in clinical practice.

It appears that in prehistoric and earlier historic times the middle Indus region was more wooded than it is at present: accounts of Alexander the Great's Indian campaigns (c. 325 bce) and records of Mughal hunts (in the 16th century and later) suggest considerable forest cover.

KYD: You wrote, "From the colonial period until the present, accounts of protests tend to describe clearly the political parties, labour unions, or student groups that were involved, only then to casually remark that tens of thousands of people took to the streets but without giving any idea as to who they were, why there were protesting, or what they sought to bring about" (page 19).

Present accounts of the metaphysics of causation typically treat causes as states of affairs.

Bestiaries present accounts of animals whose fantastic behaviors should be imitated or avoided, depending on the given trait.

Although, in general outline, the present account of Greek mathematics is secure, in such important matters as the origin of the axiomatic method, the pre-Euclidean theory of ratios, and the discovery of the conic sections, historians have given competing accounts based on fragmentary texts, quotations of early writings culled from nonmathematical sources, and a considerable amount of conjecture.

If this is right, then the present account of ability, which is cashed out in terms of action, will be correspondingly contentious and vague.

The present account of the MOOD system in Biblical Hebrew began with a description of the typical realizations of the SPEECH FUNCTION system in the lexicogrammatical system of MOOD TYPE.

The present account of representational mechanisms is sufficient to answer Ramsey's challenge and to solve the Hard Problem of Content.

The present account of the evolutionary origins of plant senescence seeks to follow the major features of the syndrome in angiosperms through the lineage of organisms leading from the earliest phototrophs, as revealed by analysing sequence relationships among key proteins.