Sentence examples for unpublished about from inspiring English sources

A few anthropologists have expressed doubts, as yet unpublished, about Ardi's place in the human lineage.

Information (mostly unpublished) about the architecture of these systems, their construction material, their construction date and their operation (water flow rate …) is provided.

To begin with, the condition hadn't prevented him from living a normal life: yes, he'd written a book, as yet unpublished, about Tucker, lectured on him, contributed to a radio documentary for the BBC and organized conventions, but somehow these activities had always seemed to Annie like isolated episodes, sporadic attacks.

Repeating a survey of rancher opinions (unpublished mimeo) about rancher opinions about wildlife in the Zimbabwe Midlands ten years after the radical Parks and Wild Life Act of 1975 (that devolved full authority to landholders to use wildlife), and only four years after the civil war ended, showed significant changes.

To the end, Francois Maspero maintained that all he talked about was that unpublished book about the 1961 demonstration.

Mr. Shelden writes intriguingly about Twain's unpublished rant about this betrayal, a screed in which he called Lyon "that little old superannuated virgin" and Ashcroft "that Liverpool bastard".

We could bring out a thick book of our unpublished clarifications, about the lies they tell about us".

Child abuse lawyer Peter Garsden, who represents one man who alleges he was abused in the 1970s at Knowl View, has told the BBC the unpublished reports about the school provide key evidence about what Rochdale council knew at the time.

She eventually wrote a children's book -- still unpublished -- about a little boy in an African village whose mother is about to give birth.

Last year, in a despairing column for the New York Times about personal and political life in China, Yan wrote of an unpublished novel about the Great Leap Forward famine, a novel that he had worked on for 20 years and that had been banned.

Easy to push the button (but apparently the actual data is never deleted, just ""unpublished""...) About ten years ago I wrote a response on an article in a well known newspaper (broad sheet) in the Netherlands.