Sentence examples for aspects of the text from inspiring English sources

Or something like that; even the natives have trouble deciphering aspects of the text.

The propulsive action also means there is little time to explore the darker aspects of the text, such as Falstaff's predatory cruelty or Hal's icy calculation.

Tydeman agrees, finding the writer "diffident and quiet, willing to listen to advice but with firmly held views on certain aspects of the text or production".

Attendees discuss historical, literary, linguistic, and other aspects of the text, and work together to resolve difficulties in comprehension and translation.

(The lingering Britishisms are especially curious because other aspects of the text and dialogue are Americanized — even the novel's British edition uses "z" rather than "s" in words like "apologize" and "publicized").

Many aspects of the text (translated by Don Taylor) are problematic, such as Clytemnestra's outburst to Achilles, "God bless you for your courage", as though monotheism were the issue.

The expressive resources of the piano allowed the accompaniments of Schubert to illustrate pictorial or psychological aspects of the texts of his lieder ("songs").

Though some judged that the religious and political aspects of the texts diminished the artistry of the prose, these works reached broad audiences and were influential.

Only scripture inspires this kind of extreme explication, the sense that every aspect of the text most certainly "means" something, even on the most meta levels.

They can represent people, objects or even symbols, and can create something that reproduces some aspect of the text, or do a tableau that works more as a symbol.

In any essay, the interpretive problem is critical because it enables the writer to identify a tension or ambiguity in a work of literature — an aspect of the text that calls out for clarification or resolution.