Sentence examples for weight of biographical from inspiring English sources
The weight of biographical commentary on Liszt is simply colossal.
On television, the external news brought back in speeches - the Carry On stage show in London, James's death on stage in a play in Sunderland, Windsor's attempt at Shakespeare in Chichester - is dramatised, adding to the biographical weight of the depiction.
On the day of testing, both HC and NP patients first completed a questionnaire which consisted of biographical data (age, gender, height and weight), duration of current neck pain episode, neck pain intensity at the day of testing and average neck pain last month assessed by NRS.
Growing weary of biographical minutiae?
They also became more sensitive to the pitfalls of biographical or quasi-biographical discourse in antiquity.
One is an abhorrence of biographical color.
Since the inception of biographical criticism in the later 18th century, this somewhat arid because unanswerable question has dominated both literary and popular discussion of biographical literature.
Crick's statement is a model of biographical rectitude.
There's a problem with this torrent of biographical foraging.
Airlines will now be allowed to create databases of biographical information, including birthdates.
This identification is a triumph of biographical criticism and a proof of its real value.
