Sentence examples for charged texts from inspiring English sources

I was especially captivated by three Hanns Eisler songs, two on politically charged texts by the Marxist Brecht: the harmonically piercing "Über den Selbstmord" ("On Suicide") and "Ballade vom Wasserrad" ("Ballad of the Mill Wheel").

On an opposite wall is Now and Then by Anthony Berbari with Enrique Urrejola, a series of contemporary portraits of people who were there in '72 and '74, with accompanying, often emotionally charged texts that recall the events.

In return, they demanded that the school dispose of its moderate textbooks for more politically charged texts and required the teaching of the Quran.

As the modifications in (6) show, substituting high Significance with realizations of positive/negative Attitude results in a far more contentious, attitudinally charged text.

Sending a sexually charged text to your partner will get the message across that you're in the mood and create what Nelson likes to call "erotic anticipation".

His wanton disregard for his wife's feelings; his unabashed use of social media websites to transmit sexually charged text and lewd photographs; and his obvious insecurities and clear exaggerated desire to be desired are classic traits of a narcissist.

Therefore, in his discussion of the Burda's cultural significance, Yusuf makes no mention of the popular belief in the Burda as a supernaturally charged text with real healing power.

In other words, if AT&T charged data downloads at the rate they charge text messages downloading 1MB of data would cost you $1,310.72.

Oh, and they also introduced iMessage, which is causing the carriers a bit of agita over the prospect of losing the usurious fees they've charged for texting.

Have your phone fully charged for texting and talking.

In its search for a workable model, the company flirted with reverse charge text messages (50% of which the mobile operators would keep), deals with ringtone companies and mobile handset manufacturers, and affiliate agreements with iTunes – which made Apple a lot of money, but were less beneficial for Shazam.