Sentence examples for summaries which from inspiring English sources

But he balked at releasing summaries, which he feared would create "misunderstanding or confusion".

In the biographical summaries which introduce each section Lansdown is, naturally, a Byron apologist.

Barakat read everything and drafted summaries, which Naimi delivered to the members of the Crisis Cell to guide each meeting.

Among these prose summaries, which ultimately Kagan and a colleague, Howard Moss, turned into the book "Birth to Maturity," were descriptions indicating that babies had different innate temperaments.

Twitter account @SavedYouAClick delights in boiling its come-hither headlines into tweet-length summaries, which provoked an agonised plea from one Buzzfeed writer for it to stop.

That, at any rate, would explain the delicious precision of the summaries, which give us exactly what we need to know and nothing more.

There is no quoted dialogue, merely an author's summary which floats confidently between characters.

There is a paragraph in the executive summary which gives the game away.

It lists eight conclusions in its executive summary, which were widely leaked to national newspapers.

Excerpts from the intelligence summary, which sold for about $2,900 to a collector, follow.

The C.I.A. gave him his own, one-page summary, which the White House will not show to the Senate.