Sentence examples for authentic texts from inspiring English sources

The event took place at Moscow's Teatr.doc, which aims to produce "an intersection of art and actual social analysis concerning topical issues," by crafting performances "based on authentic texts, interviews and the lives of real people".

A certain number of Christian humanist scholars became interested in Jewish mysticism, and several of them acquired a fairly extensive knowledge of it on the basis of authentic texts.

Then, with the rise of English as an academic discipline in the Victorian era, scholars took over the business of editing Shakespeare, working to establish more historically authentic texts, rather than correcting poetic defects — an editing goal matched by the nineteenth-century taste for spectacular antiquarian stage productions.

Then, with the rise of English as an academic discipline in the Victorian era, scholars took over the business of editing Shakespeare, working to establish more historically authentic texts, rather than correcting poetic defects—an editing goal matched by the nineteenth-century taste for spectacular antiquarian stage productions.

This teaching step is aimed at providing learners with language knowledge and intercultural knowledge by exposing learners to a wide range of authentic texts and sources (oral, written, and visual) about language and different cultures.

Table 1 ENGLCOM syllabus (2011 version) I. Course Description English Communication (ENGLCOM) is a course that primarily focuses on the development of communicative competence in reading and writing in the context of academic, media, and other authentic texts.

Even in a climate of reverence for Shakespeare, the authentic text of his plays remains elusive.

Mr. Thielemann, like many today, used the 1939 version by Robert Haas, which, according to the booklet notes, "purports to be Bruckner's authentic text".

An authentic text of his most significant lyrical collection, Vade-mecum (an ambiguous title, meaning variously "Go with Me" and "A Manual"), was first published in 1947.

October 4, 1741 Dublin, Ireland 1812 London, England Edmund Malone, (born October 4, 1741, Dublin, Ireland died 1812, London, England), Irish-born English scholar, editor, and pioneer in efforts to establish an authentic text and chronology of Shakespeare's works.

The Liber de causis was long considered to be an authentic text by Aristotle.