Sentence examples for substantial fragments from inspiring English sources

From 1847 to 1892 substantial fragments of six speeches were discovered on ancient papyri.

The 17 complete letters, two postcards and seven substantial fragments by the author of On the Road were found by the daughter of George J Apostolos after his death.

And yet today so little of her poetry survives — only one complete poem and a handful of substantial fragments — that the rave reviews of two millennia ago can be more frustrating than inspiring.

Substantial fragments of an elegiac poem on papyrus by the great poet Simonides were published as recently as 1992; the poem describes the run-up to the battle of Plataea and more or less explicitly compares Pausanias to Achilles, the Greek leader of the mythical Trojan War.

Substantial fragments of autograph scores are in the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris and the Bibliothèque-Musée de l'Opéra in Paris.

In other words, there are substantial fragments of tree-like evolution in the history of the prokaryotic world.

But this substantial fragment has proved tempting over the years to Mozart specialists, who have tried to complete it in various ways.

Margaret Williamson, translating the more substantial Fragment 16 in 1995, also admits the gaps, producing a fine and honest-looking poem; but on the whole earlier poets were terrified of lacunae, and rushed in to fill the vacuum.

Like Burns, Milton's hold on the public imagination rests on a fragment (though in the case of Paradise Lost, a substantial fragment) of his output; Tomalin's selection reveals a more rounded poet, whose gift for dynamic imagery and rich, resplendent detail is just as potent away from the epic form.

It comes from a substantial fragment of a book that Spillane wrote between "I, the Jury," the 1947 novel that introduced the Mike Hammer character, and its 1950 follow-up, "My Gun Is Quick".

Krause and colleagues compared the dentary in detail to that of Sudamerica, the only other gondwanathere for which a substantial fragment of the jaw was known.