Sentence examples for significant manuscript from inspiring English sources

She comes alive as Cynthia, who advances the plot ("A certain very old, very valuable, very significant manuscript is missing") with some skillfully written, well-acted one-sided telephone conversations.

KATS performed significant manuscript editing and revisions.

TS performed the analysis and significant manuscript editing and revisions.

He also participated in the study as a significant manuscript reviewer.

EB was a significant manuscript reviewer/reviser and was responsible for concept and design.

LAP was a significant manuscript reviewer/reviser and was responsible for data acquisition, analysis and interpretation.

Within these artifacts were "a collection of historically significant manuscripts, antiquities, and other cultural materials".

Sotheby's said it was "the most significant musical manuscript ever to have been offered at auction", noting that the only comparable symphonic manuscripts to have been sold at auction were those of nine Mozart symphonies (which sold for £2.5m at Sotheby's in 1987) and Schumann's second symphony (£1.5m in 1994).

"This is unquestionably the most significant Bronte manuscript to come to light in decades and an important part of our broader literary heritage," Andrew McCarthy, the director of the Bronte Parsonage Museum, said on the museum's Web site.

On a symbolic level, it seems the most significant: historical manuscripts are not just primary sources, they are the source — the final material link (with art and architecture) to our intellectual past.

"One of the world's most significant Hebrew manuscripts, the Mishneh Torah will add important new dimensions to both collections - and its shared homes in New York and Jerusalem will ensure the broadest public engagement with the work.