Sentence examples for printed sources from inspiring English sources

He mastered the use of solvents to transfer images from printed sources to paper or canvas.

The key is his pioneering use of photographs and printed sources for his subject matter.

Her story is drawn from printed sources, and she is a composite of different real persons.

But early in her six years at Haworth she realised that "researchers were coming in and reading the printed sources.

His son and most printed sources say Mr. Roberts got his start in radio with a New Jersey station in the late 1920s.

31 British History Online british-history.ac.uk A collection of some of the core printed sources for British history, including much for local history, organised by county.

It doesn't matter if you enter that world via a digital or printed source".

True, Friedländer seems to have read virtually every printed source and secondary work on his vast subject in English, German and French.

We reached for The New York Times Manual of Style and Usage on 'til: "Do not use except in quoting a written or printed source.

Occasionally, his scrupulous technique, tracing every detail back to an interview or a printed source, stops him from deciding between two versions of a story.

In Daniel Rosenbaum's intriguing montages of printed source material and paint, everything from modern maps to Piero di Cosimo's "Death of Procris" is amalgamated to form hybrid imagery that comments on the loss of innocence.