Sentence examples for scattered manuscripts from inspiring English sources

In an act of daring ventriloquism, Scurr here tells Aubrey's life story in his own words, stitched together from his scattered manuscripts.

Instead, I wrote a first-person diary for him based on the evidence he left scattered through his manuscripts and letters.

In the Wells Fargo Center, "Love Trumps Hate" signs fluttered on the floor of the convention hall like the pages of a manuscript scattered by a fierce wind.

On the other hand, and most relevant for the present paper, in the 1930s Johnson explored the witnesses of the Corning manuscript scattered over 25 European libraries.

He remembers his dream and finds some pages of a manuscript scattered about.

There are some typos errors scattered in the manuscript.

Similar statements about regeneration are scattered throughout the manuscript.

7) In spite of being a short Discovery Report, the manuscript is difficult to read and crucial information such as residue numbers, details of methods to repeat the study are scattered around the manuscript or are completely missing.

After Eastman's death, his manuscripts were scattered, and some vanished.

The manuscripts were scattered across the desert, where fleeing families hid them in chests or elsewhere in their homes for hundreds of years.

Scattered about were numerous manuscripts, mostly short stories that read gritty, dark and fantastical, with names like "The Case for Humanity," "The Once-a-Year-Night of the Memory Man" and "Listen... Listen... ...... Stacked neatly atop a bureau, as if a work in progress, were several hundred burnt-edged pages of a manuscript titled "The Coming of Bealtaine".