Sentence examples for writings told from inspiring English sources

Her many writings told a vivid story of living a life of commitment and service to the Lord.

Experts who analysed his writings told the Guardian that while Lewinski's understanding of looming was broadly correct, his linking it to an officer's impulse to employ force rather than move out of the way was simply not established in peer-reviewed psychological research.

Dr. Ruggieri's writings told of how horseshoe crabs, beyond being an extraordinary life form in themselves-- living fossils," said Dr. themselves-- livingvided "pharmaceuthemselves-- living".

There were great landmarks of discovery of germ infections and ways to fight them coming during this very period of time: Mid Civil War (1862), Louis Pasteur (a chemist from France) invented pasteurization; by the end of the war in 1865, the news and his writings told the world about germs living without air in canned and bottled beverages and foods.

Benjamin's writings tell of at least two times that Almera and the prophet shared a room.

"I am not out there stealing other people's writings," Ambrose told the Times.

"Script-writing?" Charles told him.

"We have a lot of items that were put in our current tax code in order to incentivize people to do certain things," Rep. Mike Kelly (R-Pa)., a member of the tax-writing Ways and Means Committee, told HuffPost.

Senator Orrin Hatch, Republican chairman of the tax-writing Senate Finance Committee, told Reuters on Monday that bipartisanship may be necessary to ensure that tax reform succeeds but blamed Democrats for slowing down the legislative process.

("I was aware that you've taken a strong public stand against the resurgence of ultranationalism, especially through your essays and writings," Unaiko tells Choko, perhaps unnecessarily).

And because Deputy Director of the CIA Bill Gates and CIA Director Bill Casey politicized it, and ideologically we see in their writings that they told Reagan that Gorbachev was not a radical reformer.