Sentence examples for be the text of from inspiring English sources

There will also be the text of 14 hymns, which Ms. Atwood is having a composer set to music.

The final segment, which purports to be the text of a document from the 17th century about "the dybbuk of Goray," is stylistically interesting for its deliberate archaisms.

This forgery, produced by the czar's secret police in Russia at the end of the 19th century and purporting to be the text of a meeting of Jewish leaders plotting world conquest, is featured in the founding covenant of Hamas.

Moreover, although Edward famously made an abdication speech in which he said he could no longer be king "without the help and support of the woman I love," the documents include what was said to be the text of an even more emotional speech that the government prevented him from making.

Even Thomas Jefferson, who proclaimed in his first inaugural address in 1801 that the Constitution should be "the text of civil instruction," conspicuously failed to include the Constitution in a proposed syllabus he devised in 1824 for the law faculty at the University of Virginia.

The subject of such discussion can be the text of the article or the concerning theme or product.

These could, then, be the texts of two artistically different works.

This is the text of his speech.

It was the text of the First Amendment.

First, there's the text of the Constitution itself.

Here is the text of Michel Barnier's opening statement.