Sentence examples for a text created from inspiring English sources

As a sort of preparatory antidote, Trinity Wall Street announced on Monday, the Trinity Choir will present an "improvised Passion" on Sunday morning at Trinity Church, using a text created by the National Conference of Christians and Jews (now the National Conference for Community and Justice).

This is not a Kantian project, and the Oration on the Dignity of Man that locates the human condition in human freedom and dignity is a text created by us post-Kantians, not by Giovanni Pico.

Ask Siri to send a text, create an appointment or find the nearest Mexican restaurant, and she will (usually) respond with surprising accuracy.

Rights groups say it breaks both EU law and the UN refugee convention, a hallowed text created in the aftermath of the Holocaust.

The combination of Mr. Woolf's strings, the scratches and the text created a movingly melancholy atmosphere, bluesy in spirit and rich in texture.

The album's artwork is a collage of images and text created by Stanley Donwood and Yorke, credited under the pseudonym "The White Chocolate Farm".

The first draft, prepared by Ángel Ossorio y Gallardo and others, was rejected, and a much more daring text creating a "democratic republic of workers of every class" was promulgated.

The clause complex analysis in the present research is a basis for showing how the links between the segments of text create a logically connected whole, and thus contribute to the overall coherence of the text.

Another way to a clean copy of your document is to select and copy all the text, create a new file, paste in your text and then choose Save As from the File menu to save the new version.

The music chugged its way through huge chunks of Old Testament text, creating a sprawling behemoth with no discernible form, served up at an unvarying emotional and dynamic temperature.

While Ms. Wilson's text creates a guessing game about where she was educated and stationed (Which country has this proverb: "The goat's hair needs a fine-tooth comb"?), the afterword places her in Bruges, Belgium, and a particularly fraught Athens.