Sentence examples similar to edition with interpretive material from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is evident that The Times sees the rise of interpretive material as desirable and manageable.

In Atlanta, the Cyclorama — a 360-degree diorama the length of a football field that depicts the Battle of Atlanta — was restored and returned to public display, this time with new interpretive materials that defy the Lost Cause myth.

She added that the European sites can also bolster the American edition with original material about the continent.

We are not ready to present interpretive material.

These narrow distinctions reflect the struggle to remain impartial while publishing more and more interpretive material.

Music appropriate to the period will be played at the church while costumed "role players" will provide interpretive material.

Texas conceded that West was entitled to a copyright in the annotations and interpretive material that West staff members produced and included in the volumes.

Interpretive materials from film, music, articles, and books.

Beginning in the fall, The Onion will publish a New York edition, with the same satirical material found in its print edition now sold mainly in the Midwest, and local entertainment listings and bona fide celebrity interviews in a second section.

To mark its 50th anniversary this year, the novel's American publisher, Pantheon, has issued a new edition with some previously unpublished material.

The Blu-ray Disc release (which is a part of the "Bueller... Bueller" edition, with the same bonus material) was first released on May 5, 2009.