Sentence examples for a primary text from inspiring English sources

Martin Antonetti, the curator there, encourages students and visitors to see and touch original sources, to experience what he calls the physicality of a primary text.

In the Yoga Sutras, a primary text of yogic philosophy, ethics are broken down into five yamas (things to not do) and five niyamas (things to do).

Muhammad, enraptured by God, was their role model, and a passage from the Koran known as "Light Verse" was a primary text: "Allah is the light of the heavens and earth.

Instead of reading Lewis and Clark as a primary text on environmental protection, we ought to read American Indian literatures, both ancient and contemporary, which reflect their understanding of the kinship of all that exists -- which we continue to ignore at our own peril.

They're these phenomenally beautiful texts in which a primary text is written and 100, 200, 500, 1,000 years later another text can be written as a commentary on that, and then you have a commentary on that, and a commentary on that.

"I've always worked with music as a primary text," Twist notes.

There is a temptation to conclude from this that there was a decline in logical studies in the realms under Muslim control that corresponds with the sixteenth-century decline of the subject in early modern Europe; such a conclusion is seemingly supported by a tradition of scholarship devoted to a luxuriation of layered commentary on a five hundred year old primary text.

Using as his primary text a copy of her file, secured after an A.C.L.U.

It is important to note that the definition of topological overlap matrix (equation 1) was taken from the methods supplement of reference [ 4] since there is a typo in the primary text.

In Judaism the Hebrew Bible is not only the primary text of instruction for a moral life but also the historical record of God's promise, first articulated in his covenant with Abraham, to consider the Jews as Israel, his chosen people.

From a western perspective, the Exodus story is the primary text of the biblical cry of freedom.