Sentence examples for tracts from from inspiring English sources

Is it possible, however, to distinguish the author of antisemitic tracts from the genius novelist; the man from the artist?

In Gabon, they have seized major oil tracts from China, handing them over to the state company.

He said he had asked the Bureau of Land Management's state director, Selma Sierra, to pull the new tracts from the December auction for more study.

Don't spam your CV though by repeating tracts from the advert unnecessarily – you'll be rejected before anyone's even read your application.

The state had been trying to acquire those two tracts from their succession of timber company owners for more than a decade.

Imaging studies reveal that fiber tracts from Dr. Roush's midbrain that normally go to higher regions involved in touch are disorganized and diminished.

Nancy Horan's "Loving Frank" (2008) offers a memorable portrait of Mamah, a serious-minded woman who translated feminist tracts from Swedish into English.

In the alley beneath Holst's office, Bertelsen led the dissection, assisted by Cathrine Sauer Jørgensen, a Ph.D. student in animal nutrition, who was able to add to her collection of digestive tracts from three dozen giraffes.

And in one of China's biggest land deals yet, the state-run shipbuilder Sino Ocean paid $1.3 billion last December and March to buy two giant tracts from Beijing's municipal government to develop residential communities.

We reliably extracted the major tracts from 105-gradient high angular resolution diffusion images (HARDI) of 198 young normal twins.

This is interpreted as a major backstep in the shoreline at the transgressive surface, which separates the underlying lowstand system tracts from the overlying transgressive systems tract.