Sentence examples for which summarised from inspiring English sources

Even more outspoken was Der Spiegel, which summarised May's negotiating stance as "I want, I want, I want".

"The IEP does not endorse this proposal," said a document dated 20 November 2017, which summarised the view of the panel.

His last book, published earlier this year, was Behaviour, Development and Evolution, which summarised his thinking on the inter-relationship between behavioural development during the lifespan of the individual and biological evolution during the history of species.

The Welshman's defending for the goal, and throughout, was terrible – he was another to be cautioned, for a blatant body-check on Valencia, which summarised his struggles in those confrontations.

Microalgae applications as aquaculture feed are presented in Table 8 which summarised microalgae potential as aquaculture feed.

A 1968 report by Kielan-Jaworowska and Naydin Dovchin, which summarised the accomplishments of the expeditions, announced that the remains represented a new family of theropod dinosaur.

"There's a meaninglessness to it now which summarises this idea of temporality.

Some researchers have reservations about the report's approach, which summarises many different studies into a headline number.

D'Aloisio created an iPhone app called Summly, which summarises news stories, and was downloaded by nearly a million people.

Also on display are copies of Newman's funky GCSE revision cards, which summarise maths topics or concepts in a fun, accessible way.

He found the key in a poem Wedekind appended to an early version of the plays, which summarises Lulu's adventures in ballad form.