Sentence examples for a core text from inspiring English sources

"Great Expectations" has long been a core text for Irving's fascination for children without parents, usually fathers — but the model for "In One Person" is really Shakespeare's "Tempest".

Especially confounding is that "The Man Who Loved Children" has failed to become a core text in every women's studies program in the country.

In terms of teaching usable skills, Play School probably wasn't a core text – that was for shows like Hunter and The Curiosity Show – but in between learning how to make a crocodile out of an egg carton and memorising the lyrics of On The Ning Nang Nong, Play School provided a uniquely Australian and endearingly eccentric template for life.

She did not see herself as a feminist theorist, but her engagement with feminist interpretations led to her Still Harping on Daughters: Women and Drama in the Age of Shakespeare (1983), a book that is still a core text on many undergraduate curriculums.

Angus council told the Herald that "while the play has not been banned, it is not being used as a core text this year", adding that "the play is not on the SQA's prescribed reading list, and this year the class has chosen another text to study".

Laws of war are among the oldest in human history — they date back to Sun Tzu's "The Art of War," in the fifth century B.C., and are cited in the Old and New Testaments, the Koran, at least three Hindu texts, and a core text of Buddhism.

The Last of Us is the acknowledged masterpiece in its post-apocalyptic glory, but will, crucially, be seen as a true core text because of its lead characters' emotional connection amid such ugliness, and its overall tragedy.

WatchOS 2.2 also delivers an upgraded Core Text framework, which allows for complex text layout and rendering graphics contexts, and includes an upgrade to the HealthKit framework, which now includes a summary of the user's activity for the day (e.g. stand hours, time spent exercising, active energy burned).

Like a poem, the core text and language of Don't Starve remains the same to all players.

The protagonist of this core text, a New York gem merchant named Abraham Tal, specializes in giving advice to others.

On the second Wednesday of the talks, the French produced a second iteration of the core text, reducing the number of brackets from more than 300 to fewer than 40.