Sentence examples for written collections from inspiring English sources

Brendel, who has written collections of poems, as well as volumes of essays, will in future concentrate on his literary career.

For similar reasons, a fragment theory holding that the Gospels were constructed of small written collections brought together in varying sequences cannot stand the test of actual structure but it has the merit of stressing compilation of sources.

More specifically, it seems clear that different written collections of Laozi sayings circulated among the educated elite during the fourth century B.C.E.

The Guodian texts would be examples of these written collections that surfaced during the fourth century B.C.E., and there is no reason not to believe there were others, perhaps even longer collections.

However, until confirmed by new archaeological evidence, it would be more critically responsible to leave open the time, the location and the way in which these written collections of Laozi sayings were first formed.

The twenty stories in this unsettling, beautifully written collection take place in and around Glasgow, and the protagonists are mainly imperfectly loved girls and women.

Though Vollmann's exploit may seem pathological, he brings home the horror of the place, one of many horrors in this finely written collection.

No GPs reported giving patients any written collection advice.

I was even writing collections of songs where, lyrically, they would all fit together by the time I was 13.

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Having written seven collections of poems, two novels and a collection of short stories.