Sentence examples for various writings from inspiring English sources

Could you talk about the different approaches you take to your various writings?

Regan, who would admit to nothing, was not about to tell the investigators what these various writings meant.

His various writings, gathered together in this volume with an autobiographical commentary, confirm his place as one of the great pioneer artist-intellectuals of modern and postmodern society.

Stern's bracing recollection of the Chicago literary scene in the mid-'50s is one of the gems tucked away in this grab bag of various writings.

Pope was the leading poet of the age, and throughout most of his lifetime Johnson would comment on Pope's achievement in various writings.

As I read various stuff on banking — comments here, but also various writings here and there — I often see the view that banks can create credit out of thin air.

His Symphony No. 5, with its sweeping choral writing and its text drawn from various sacred writings, seems to be his most direct response to Beethoven's "Choral" Symphony.

Holed up in Los Angeles, he developed his interest in the occult – the Kabbalah, the writing of the English satanist Aleister Crowley – and his fascination with various esoteric writings by obscure Nazi pseudo-philosophers.

The ceremony is described in detail in various Vedic writings, particularly the Shatapatha Brahmana.

"Beautiful Ruins" also includes wittily wrought excerpts from its various characters' writings, among them a novel, a memoir, a play and a movie pitch.

And in his various later writings on the philosophy of religion, Tanabe wanders between a preference for Shin Buddhism, Christianity, and finally Zen Buddhism (see Himi 1990, 129 341).