Sentence examples for the reprinted article from inspiring English sources

Against this dogma Quine suggests that "our statements about the external world face the tribunal of sense experience not individually, but only as a corporate body" (1953, 41), and, in a footnote of the reprinted article in his collected essays, From a Logical Point of View, says that the doctrine was well argued by Pierre Duhem.

While there are some minor factual errors in her writing (as I remember it, George Bush was "elected" in the year 2000, not 1999), reading the reprinted Times article is just absolutely stunning.

This last, a reprinted article from Vanity Fair, is the one really weak chapter in this otherwise fine and thoughtful book.

Her site continues with a reprinted article written when Ms. Grafton donated $8,000 to the Santa Barbara Police Department's K-9 force to buy and train a new German shepherd in appreciation of the department's detectives, who have helped in her researches.

In addition to San Martín, El Productor had writers in the Cuban cities of Santiago de Las Vegas and Guanabacoa, and the cities of Tampa and Key West in Florida, and published reprinted articles from the French-language Le Revolté and Barcelona's La Acracia.

In addition, Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers is issuing The New York Times 20th Century in Review, a multivolume collection of reprinted articles on various topics.

A second volume of reprinted articles was published after her death.

The new volumes, together with the reprinted 11th edition, constituted the 13th edition.

"Such matters are why I need rapid communications," the reprinted letter states.

Mr. Wellman, who teaches playwriting at Brooklyn College, said the reprinted correction "was completely the inspiration for my play".

The new volumes were numbered 30 32, to follow on from the reprinted 11th edition, which together with them forms the 12th edition.