Sentence examples for which he summarized from inspiring English sources

An early impression of the city, which he summarized in three words, proved indelible: "diners, girls, cars".

Petrie developed a systematic method of excavation, the principles of which he summarized in Methods and Aims in Archaeology (1904).

Hitchcock was dissatisfied with the film, which he summarized as "just another manhunt story wrapped in pseudo-psychoanalysis".

More than 100 scientists attended Poehlman's 40-minute lecture, in which he summarized the research he had conducted over the past decade.

Mark Rothko was a great artist with highfalutin aims, which he summarized, in 1956, as "tragedy, ecstasy, doom, and so on".

Mr. Benjamin often said that his students' work informed his vision as an artist, which he summarized as: "Color is the subject matter of painting".

Readers who want to unravel the mystery of Kristol's new idea will naturally turn to the title essay of the book, "The Neoconservative Persuasion," from 2003, in which he summarizes his principles.

In my last post, about Jim DeMint's decision to self-deport from the Senate and seek ideological asylum at the Heritage Foundation, I cherry-picked this DeMint quote, in which he summarizes his view of God as less than Almighty — indeed, as just another hapless victim of Big Government: I've said it often and I believe it — the bigger government gets, the smaller God gets.

All through India, China, Japan, Australia and the greater part of Africa, the Polish war correspondent Ryszard Kapuscinski carried a copy of Herodotus' "Histories," and after reading his thrilling body of work, it is illuminating to read the memoir in which he summarizes all of this trekking with his teacher in his pocket.

On Hume's interpretation, Newton's second rule, which he summarizes as, "where any principle has been found to have a great force and energy in one instance, to ascribe to it a like energy in all similar instances," is the most important one.

Dr. Gilbert Plass re-examines it in a paper which he publishes in the American Scientist and in which he summarizes conclusions that he reached after a study made with the support of the Office of Naval Research.