Sentence examples for chunks of text from inspiring English sources

Mixed in are multiple undigested chunks of text from writers like Virginia Woolf, Sigmund Freud and Alice Miller.

Longer chunks of text are easier to crack because there is more information to study for patterns.

There are patterns and repetitions, and chunks of text come up again albeit in a different setting or order.

The chunks of text are shorter, although the flaps format means the information is presented in a more layered way.

But what about the future of the long chunks of text that have already been published as physical objects with paper pages bound between covers?

Cartoony illustrations are pegged to post- Wimpy Kid" readers, with easy-to-follow chunks of text on footpost- Wimpy top 10 rules of surveillance and other such matters.

This may or may not portend something about the future of the form in which long chunks of text are published.

It will then make chunks of text available through its search engine, sell individual e-books, and offer libraries and other institutions subscriptions to its entire database.

The tech-savvy could even customize a path through the articles by means of "objects" — 500-word chunks of text that could be read in any order.

The filing also lifted chunks of text from TPG's website to describe itself and provided a contact address similar to TPG's in Fort Worth.

She included all three main ideas by lifting chunks of texts from the source.