Sentence examples for writings some from inspiring English sources

It features excerpts from Miss Williams's writings, some of her original art, and personal artifacts.

The mystic and poet is celebrated for his writings, some of which are still recited each Sunday in Armenian churches.

Their writings (some for this newspaper) add up to a substantial protest against portions of the received wisdom that keeps the modern medico-industrial complex humming along.

His initial field researches were among the American Indians of California and resulted in writings, some published jointly with the ethnologist A.L. Kroeber, on ethnography, folklore, and linguistics.

Dr. Kirk Harlow, Wichita Falls, Tex.: While I often find your writings some of the most insightful, I must suggest that your conclusions on the ports contracts simply reflect an incomplete understanding of the issue.

One can find a lot of garbled stuff in Assange's early writings: some of it no more fully formed than thought scribbles, some of it laced with bravado or anger, some of it preoccupied with information warfare rather than the modes of conventional journalism.

Mr. Alegría said there was a sensibility that was strictly Latino, though, and that some authors could capture it in their writings and some readers could appreciate it.

The follow-up, The Chemical Wedding, was a semi-concept album on alchemy, which drew inspiration from William Blake's writings; with some songs, such as "Book of Thel", having the same title as some of his poems, and the cover artwork featuring one of his paintings.

Among his many other writings are some 10,000 sermons and numerous hymns and essays.

Virgil mentions a town in his writings that some people think is modern Casperia".

The book was a study of alienation as glimpsed through the lives and writings of some of the principal intellectual figures of the 20th century.