Sentence examples for relevant writings from inspiring English sources

He then said that to acquaint me with his work and with himself he would send some relevant writings.

His principal relevant writings are listed in the bibliography.

He had good reasons for this evaluation because most of the relevant writings became only accessible in his own edition (Leibniz 1839/40).

But bear in mind the caveats made here — this argument was made later than a number of other relevant writings, and its logical relation to Leibniz's views on motion is complex.

The relevant writings are found among those concerned with the human subject, human identity, our experience of selfhood, our experience of others, our relations with others, how others affect us, how others are essentially involved in our sense of ourselves.

Casuistry may also use authoritative writings relevant to a particular case.

Neumeyer included as appendices testimony by Garth Williams, the story's excellent illustrator, and samples of White's considerable research on spiders, and selections from relevant letters and writings, and, most valuably, an accounting, with quotations and reproduced pages, of the eight (at least) drafts whereby White revised "Charlotte's Web" into its splendid final state..

Neumeyer included as appendices testimony by Garth Williams, the story's excellent illustrator, and samples of White's considerable research on spiders, and selections from relevant letters and writings, and, most valuably, an accounting, with quotations and reproduced pages, of the eight (at least) drafts whereby White revised "Charlotte's Web" into its splendid final state.

And the few relevant cases and writings we have to go on should make LGBTQ people very worried about Gorsuch.

The alternative perfectly conservative writing is a recipe for making writing less and less like the language future generations will speak, and thus less relevant to writing about the world they live in.

Inferentially, Lazcano rooted Yonath?s protoribosome and Maurel?s ribozymes (above) with the origin of the most rudimentary metabolism (Alifano et al. 1996), and by envisioning the incubation of life by a young Earth, Darwin?s writings became relevant again: ?there is grandeur in this view of life?