Sentence examples for though unpublished from inspiring English sources

Molly Reid was the winner in Round I, and she is a professional (though unpublished) writer.

"He has spent a good part of it writing an enormous autobiography, which, though unpublished, has long been regarded by students of jazz as an invaluable lode of New Orleania".

He reasoned that the letters he had used, though unpublished in printed form, were in the public domain to the extent that they were available to anyone for inspection, even duplication, in the libraries.

The dose "300 mg/kg body weight" was selected after a preliminary study (though unpublished) was done with graded doses (i.e. 200, 250, 300, 350 and 400 mg/kg body weight) of the plant extracts administered to salt loaded rabbits.

CAM use among cardiac patients in Trinidad has not been studied, though unpublished data from the author suggests that as many as 56% of cardiac patients may use CAM.

Some preliminary investigation on real, though unpublished, datasets has revealed that it is by no means uncommon to find that variants within a gene can be in strong LD with each other.

Similarly, numerous cell proteins labeled with biotin-prostaglandin J2, and detected with anti-biotin immunoblotting are not measurably reversed by boiling in SDS and DTT (Cross and Templeton, unpublished), though again, specific proteins might be.

Clearly there is the potential for negative studies not to have been published, though no unpublished studies were found in searching a manufacturer's database of trials.

From 1936 to 1941 he delivered a series of important lectures on Nietzsche, though they remained unpublished until the early 1960s.

"The Selected Letters of Tennessee Williams," as edited by Albert J. Devlin and Nancy M. Tischler, contains 330 letters, most previously unpublished, though Lyle Leverich's 1995 biography, "Tom: The Unknown Tennessee Williams," relied heavily on the same material.

Though as yet unpublished, young Hendricks, a he-mannish ex-sailor from Oklahoma who smokes a pipe and has a mustache and a crop of untamed black hair, at least looks literary — in fact, remarkably like youthful photographs of the writer he most admires, Ernest Hemingway.