Sentence examples for a central text from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a central text" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a key or foundational piece of writing that is important in a particular context, such as literature, philosophy, or religious studies. Example: "In our course on modern literature, we will analyze 'The Great Gatsby' as a central text that reflects the themes of the American Dream."
It's a central text of world literature".
The result was the Book of Mormon, a central text of the religion.
In 1986, he and Dr. Rumelhart wrote a book, "Parallel Distributed Processing," that became a central text in the field.
By the next Monday, however, Sept. 17, it seemed more essential than ever for this contemporary rendition of a central text of Iranian culture to go on.
RUBIN MUSEUM OF ART Ellen Burstyn, Brian Cox, Linus Roache, and others give a dramatic reading based on the Dhammapada, a central text of Buddhism.
Mr. Niyazov, 62, has fashioned a towering personality cult, adorning buildings and statues with his image, requiring schoolchildren to read a book by him as a central text, and renaming several months of the year after himself and his family.
I'm studying comparative religion so if you can mention any central texts and/or academic resources (authors, etc).
What is regarded as her central work on political philosophy, Description of a New World, Called the Blazing World, is a novel, and in another central text, Orations of Divers Sorts, Cavendish presents a multiplicity of opposing perspectives on social and political topics: gender roles, virtue, war, and the proper form of government, among others.
(The central text here, and that a very difficult one suggesting a number of different possible lines of analysis, is PA II 8-10).
On 17 June 1996, the Guangming Daily, an influential state-run newspaper, published a polemic against Falun Gong in which its central text, Zhuan Falun, was described as an example of "feudal superstition".
Examples of smoking-related reports were that that the centre pole resembled a cigarette, that smoke covered the central text of the ad, and that cigarettes were present in the ad's edge.
