Sentence examples for surviving sources from inspiring English sources

The differences in the nature of the surviving sources have to be borne in mind.

As to the lower orders, their voice is rarely heard in surviving sources, except in acclamation.

Although she insists his mother and siblings were also profoundly important in his intellectual and emotional development, the surviving sources do not allow her to excavate these relationships in the same detail.

Jean Vaillant, Solage, Jacob de Senleches, and other composers included imitations of bird calls and the sounds of nature in their virelais; and to judge from the number of surviving sources, the songs achieved exceptional popularity.

Russian manuscripts of this period are the only surviving sources of a highly ornate type of Byzantine chant called kontakion and contain a complex Byzantine musical notation that by then had disappeared in Byzantium.

The Chicago firm, which will auction the manuscript on 9 April, says it is "further along than other surviving sources have indicated it had reached", with three sections entitled "The Genesis of Superstition", "The Expansion of Superstition", and "The Fallacy of Superstition".

Imams became the sole surviving source of moral authority.

The recovery process for species removed by a disturbance is critically dependent on the species' dispersal capability and the distance between the disturbed site and surviving source populations.

The recovery process for species removed by a disturbance is critically dependent on its dispersal capability and the distance between the disturbed site and surviving source populations.

Literature is the last surviving source of value in a degraded world, the only antidote to an academia obsessed with cross-dressing and multiculturalism.

His voluminous correspondence (to imperial and ecclesiastical authorities in Constantinople) is the best surviving source from this period on the state of the Bulgarian church and on its relations with the Greek world.