Sentence examples for works embedded from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, these are sophisticated literary works, embedded in often quite complicated historical situations, dense with cultural allusions, and a little guidance doesn't go amiss.

Dyer's 1998 novel, "Paris Trance," is a riff on the expatriate novels of F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway, with direct quotes from those works embedded in the text and sourced in a list in the acknowledgements.

I can see why he chose this here style to give voice to his critical bile it's quick and distinct works embedded or linked but too bad Wolfenstein ain't worthwhile.

From there, they created a series of works embedded in resin called  Natural History, which imagines human fossils and other future archaeological finds.

The universal credit will also taper gradually, thus supposedly overcoming the disincentive to work embedded in the current benefits system.

And yes, this somehow manages to work, embedded in elegant, ballet-infused spatial patterns and earthy folk dancing riffs.

The block with the largest total proof of work embedded within it is chosen for the blockchain.

Perhaps, the methodological work embedded in the ALSPAC which addressed confounding made the most impact on child psychiatry.

Women's Aid, a domestic abuse charity covering England, in partnership with Welsh Women's Aid, is calling for people whose work embeds them in communities to become ambassadors and reach out to those being victimised by partners.

Meanwhile, the biggest technology companies are hard at work embedding sensors into devices in an effort to bring perceptual computing to the mass market.

We'll have a working embed up there as soon as possible.