Sentence examples for best texts from inspiring English sources

His best texts are those in which he gives himself permission to be an essayist.

But the best texts and pictures will bear almost endless repetition.

If you ever want to be dissuaded from going to war then they are possibly the best texts for it," Eno said.

His chapter on Poe's death, and the way it has been perceived, stands among the very best texts on the subject.

He wrote numerous detailed commentaries on a variety of Aristotle's works, including the Physics, Metaphysics, Ethics, and Politics; he analyzed the structure of every section of most works; he tried to discover their organization and to follow the arguments; and he was careful to obtain the best texts and to get from them the genuine meaning.

Authors Michael Rosen and Alan Gibbons appear first in line in the latest round of what has almost become a national sport in England over the last 25 years – criticising ministers for seeking to prescribe what they see as the best texts.

He then connected the whole thing to a Raspberry Pi and, with a bit of code, sent the keypress data to a terminal session and, from there, on to the best text editor in the world, Vim.

"It's plainly not the best text.

But they were not voting for best text".

He wrote The Nature of Enzyme Action (1908) and The Vaso-Motor System (1923); his best known work is Principles of General Physiology (1915), considered to be the best text on the subject at that time.

Model the right behaviors communicating in the richest possible way (talking face-to-face is best, texting is worst).