Sentence examples for abundant text from inspiring English sources

Yet beyond the dance language and abundant text, what was really missing in this cluttered production was something a little more necessary, not only to the stage, but to the ambitious vision of giving "Pierrot Lunaire" a new frame: theatrical poetry.

A copy of Hokusai's notorious print once owned by the French connoisseur Edmond de Goncourt, who wrote a monograph about the artist, is included in the show, as well as a steamy translation of the picture's abundant text, which contains several onomatopoeic sighs and exclamations signifying the woman's fulfilment.

The Jewish Museum's chief curator, Norman L. Kleeblatt, has focussed "Action/Abstraction" on the writers, interspersing paintings and sculpture with abundant texts, photographs, and memorabilia.

In the latter, major zooplankton data originate from the monitoring programs (coordinated by HELCOM COMBINE) that account mainly for the common and most abundant mesozooplankton species (Text S1).

Moreover, these texts contain abundant references to the primary literature if that level of scrutiny is desired.

Although terms are not the only way of measuring evolutionary content, and many of the texts include abundant references to evolution, they do illustrate a general and longstanding pattern that is concordant with evolutionary content segregation (Mayfield et al. 1960).

As is suggested by the abundant references to canonical texts found in Chan master discourse records, announcing that Chan involves a special transmission (biechuan) beyond the scope of scriptural teachings (jiaowai) does not necessarily call the value of textual transmission into question.

Ritualistic texts are equally abundant, in both monumental and papyrological transmission.

Within each segment are clear and abundant illustrations and photographs as well as text to support the introduced concepts.

KAMILE GREENE San Francisco, Dec. 15, 2011 To the Editor: Despite laws, common sense and abundant evidence that texting and making calls while driving lead to accidents and death, immature people — teenagers and older — will continue to do so.

Both the text and 30 hands-on exercises include abundant examples applicable to a variety of writing contexts, making this a powerful tool for researchers and students across a range of disciplines.