Sentence examples for a minimum of text from inspiring English sources

There is a minimum of text, but it's enough.

Finally, there have been a few "superdigests," miniature newsmagazines with pictures and a minimum of text, such as Tempo (1950), People Today (founded 1950), and Jet (founded 1951).

MSNBC's aesthetic is more restrained, with muted colors (Maddow's show is signified by an affable light-blue strip across the top of the screen) and a minimum of text; there is almost never a news crawl across the bottom.

There's no narration or offscreen questions (though at times Mr. Knüpfer seems to be answering queries), and a minimum of onscreen text, mostly to identify pieces, people and places.

In addition to the data files, each track data hub requires a directory containing a minimum of three text files: a hub.txt file that defines the labels used to describe the hub, a genomes.txt file that describes the assemblies supported by the hub and a trackDb.txt file that describes the data files and defines their display attributes.

A shake-up of English literature at A-level will result in teenagers studying a minimum of eight texts in depth, says a consultation paper.

Since our individual samples of writing were less than 300 words, we chose to adapt Sun's (2013) study to define plagiarism as a minimum of 10-word strings of text-matching without attribution.

One popular tool, Readability, strips articles to the bare minimum of text and photographs with a single click.

When it comes to adaptations, I'm very liberal — my favorite movie of all time is Jean-Luc Godard's "King Lear," which gets to the marrow of the play with a minimum of direct performances of its text — and I'm also a sucker for movies about the making of movies.

The introduction to David McCandless's book, "The Visual Miscellaneum," brags of its "minimum of text".

By Reeves Wiedeman November 19, 2009 The introduction to David McCandless's book, "The Visual Miscellaneum," brags of its "minimum of text".