Sentence examples for dry text from inspiring English sources

Good taxonomy takes years of experience and familiarity with the group in question and months of work may go into a few lines of dry text that herald the identification of a new form of life.

"Red" would be exciting enough as a piece of total theater that draws in Neil Austin's lighting and Adam Cork's sound design to push a potentially dry text toward moments of purposefully operatic frenzy, at other times drawing back to let the audience linger on the sad, infinitely haunted expression of Mr. Molina, who stills the house with his admission, "Silence is so accurate".

The local health authorities have agreed to co-fund a nurse, and so here I am at my desk, choking up at a job advert for "Wakefield Admiral Nurse, Agenda for Change Band 6", knowing that this dry text will mean a better life for countless people.

Because there is hardly a conflict, crisis or contemporary reverberation that cannot be perceived in "Ghosts," not excluding the handy modern appellation dysfunctional family, it is up to the director to cut through the objectivity of dry text and come up with the lucidity and passion of theater.

The pages in the app are pulled directly from the original handwritten and drawn Survival Kit book, which adds considerable charm to what might otherwise be a dry text. .

As in the work of Sol LeWitt, the dry texts contrast sharply with the optical effects of works like "Tartan Plaid" or "Minnows" (Johnson).

Graphics, sound and video bring dry texts to life and students can choose to spend more time going into depth on particular subjects which they find difficult to grasp by hyperlinking to other pages on the CD-Rom or website.

It actually forges its own path, showing how painting can be a conceptual exercise, a thought piece about contemporary art and materialism activated not through dry texts or austere, grainy photographs, but via age-old strategies criticized by artists like Duchamp for being too "retinal".

Rather than present a dry economic text or a singular discipline's focus, Dr. Busch has proposed a 'Unified Field Theory' for standards a multidisciplinary view of standardization.

Mukherjee brings every new medical plot twist alive by populating the pages with a vivid cast – patients, physicians, politicians and, at times, himself – whose humanity and fallibility elevate what might have been a dry medical text book into a thriller, thus presenting the publishing world with quite a category challenge.

"We were just driving along in the family bandwagon," it says, "and suddenly everyone else jumped on". In a second ad, a man with spiked hair wears a leather jacket emblazoned on the back with the words "You wash, I'll dry". The text reads: "We always knew families were important.