Sentence examples for works extant from inspiring English sources

Dora obeyed but Max didn't; thus many of Kafka's works extant are unfinished.

There are works extant from the middle of the 14th century, didactic texts written in prose by Jaina monks; one such is the Bālāk̄abodha ("Instructions to the Young"), by Taruṇa-prabha.

There are works extant from the middle of the 14th century, didactic texts written in prose by Jain monks; one such text is the Balavabodha ("Instructions to the Young"), by Tarunaprabha.

(Ages 10 and up) This engaging and provocative journey through the creative process of architecture is one of the best introductions to Gehry's work extant.

His most important early work extant is the Adoration of the Kings, which is painted in the ornate style of the Antwerp school.

Perhaps some fifteen years (the date is disputed) after his attack on Aristotle on the eternity of the world, Philoponus published a commentary on the biblical creation story, On the Creation of the World (De opificio mundi), which is his only theological work extant in Greek.

Four of Apollonius's works are extant: On Syntax and three smaller treatises, On Pronouns, On Conjunctions, and On Adverbs.

Two works are extant, both in the style of mahākāvya: the Buddhacarita ("Life of the Buddha") and the Saundarānanda ("Of Sundarī and Nanda").

However, there are several works still extant in the cathedral, in the churches of Saint-Jean, Saint-Barthelemy, and Sainte-Croix, and in museums.

Their intimate studies of homely scenes seem unlikely matter for an international phenomenon; indeed, it wasn't until the late 19th century that Vermeer was "discovered" by French critic W Thore-Burger. 3. Very little is known about the painter's life, and only 35 of his works are extant today, all housed in museums.

In 982, Tamba Yasuyori completed the 30-volume Ishinhō, the oldest Japanese medical work still extant.