Sentence examples for a dense text from inspiring English sources

Yet this production, in period costume, lands almost every joke in a dense text (how's your Latin?) by scaling up the friction between mind and body.

It was one of those books, a dense text by the French astrophysicist Michel Cassé that Mr. Guzmán described as "full of theorizing, with many equations," that provided the film's evocative title.

The director, Marianne Elliott, does what she can to enliven a dense text, shifting the action forward several centuries to an Italy visually akin to the films of Visconti and a climactic slaughter that is staged quite literally as a dance of death.

Notice what's not there: crap ads for stuff you don't care about; a dense, text-heavy stack of flights in ascending order of price; duplicative flights from the same airline and same airport at the same time connecting somewhere else.

A big, dense text-and-image painting by Deborah Grant catches the paranoiac buzz of a nation at war, while a video installation by Matthew Bakkom brings the moral clangor of the World War II era into the present.

Similarly, you don't want to stream simple, dense text to a plasma monitor in a large conference room.

One was the structure of the disclosure form; either a typical disclosure form involving standard dense text was used, or a graphically enhanced form was used.

"It's hard for the average consumer to read the dense text of a credit card agreement and comparison-shop," said Chi Chi Wu, a staff lawyer at the National Consumer Law Center in Boston.

And it's gouache, which is not an easy medium to work with". Despite the predominant enthusiasm for the book -- small reading groups have sprung up in various cities to slowly tackle the dense text -- there is also a distaste among some Jungians that the facsimile should have been published at all.

Walden has always been a dense, layered text.

This is perhaps what you'd expect from the whole-grain version of a dense philosophical text.