Sentence examples for unidentified author from inspiring English sources
Typescript of "Reminiscences" by Segal-Meler and extract on a visit to the Soviet Union by an unidentified author.
A document by an unidentified author recovered from bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, laments the name's vagueness and its lack of religious content.
The libretto of Bach's St. John, by an unidentified author, is based in part on a text devised by the Hamburg poet Barthold Heinrich Brockes — a lurid treatment that was set by Handel and Telemann, among others.
A note left on the table by an absent and unidentified author briefly describes "when the weather came to visit" in a "flash bang ball of lightning" and invites visitors to explore.
The witness states that the telegram ordering the execution must have come "from higher quarters"; the unidentified author of the perambulatory paragraph and the closing remarks states that another witness, Adolph Zutter, former adjutant at Mauthausen, "will testify that he saw the telegram ordering the executions and that it came from the RSHA and was signed by Kaltenbrunner" (p.2).
The series publisher, HarperCollins, revealed plans to create new Narnia novels by unidentified authors, to the outrage of some devoted readers.
Hucbald was long believed to be the author of other theoretical works now attributed to an unidentified writer known as Pseudo-Hucbald, who lived somewhat later.
In his Quaestio super universalia Sharpe lists eight opinions on universals (Buridan, Ockham, Auriol, Albert the Great and Giles of Rome, Plato, Duns Scotus, Burley, and Wyclif) and so does Paul of Venice in his Quaestio de universalibus (Ockham, Thomas Aquinas and Giles of Rome, Auriol, Burley, Wyclif, Plato, and two other unidentified realist authors).
One rimonabant review article (not included in the analysis because we found no evidence that Sanofi funded its authors) listed the authors as "editors," and the primary (ghost-) author was unidentified [55].
