Sentence examples for a defining text from inspiring English sources

Howe's speech still reads well today, by the way, above all as a defining text on the importance of Britain's place in the EU.

His first assignment, a four-part series on the Apollo 17 launch, called "Post-Orbital Remorse," later became his book "The Right Stuff," still a defining text of so-called New Journalism.

It's my firm belief that Ibiza Uncovered is as much a defining text for British culture as any Chaucerian tale, Labour Party manifesto or Plan B "social opera".

Text messaging is widely used in everyday primary care and the only substantive change from non-study is the random allocation of a defined text message regarding influenza vaccine rather than the practice's own seasonal flu campaign.

Harper Lee, whose 1961 novel To Kill a Mockingbird became a national institution and the defining text on the racial troubles of the American deep south, has died at the age of 89.

Regular expressions are a highly flexible method for defining text strings to be used in string comparisons.

It is also the defining text of what its subtitle calls "the Golden Age of Rock".

Far more so than Charles Dickens's Hard Times, Benjamin Disraeli's Sybil, or Thomas Carlyle's Past and Present, Engels's The Condition of the Working Class is the defining text of the British industrial experience.

This new method will embrace the larger 'tell me a story' perceptive approach to automate the process of building a user defined text story representation based on the accurate discovery / identification of relevant content in the online videos.

Difficulties in defining text-based variables for content analysis were noted in a similar study that compared comments to authors provided by methodology and regular reviewers [ 19].

These became the defining texts of "structuralism".