Sentence examples for famous text from inspiring English sources

There is little that any music could add to this great and famous text.

(Another famous text by Childe bears the exemplary title "Man Makes Himself").

He probably gave us more oddities — outrages, even — than he would have with a less famous text.

· Zork (1980) Arguably the most famous text adventure, Zork used about as much memory as a modern ballpoint pen.

Perhaps the most famous text to come from pre-Civil War America, was published serially in 1851 52 and had a profound effect upon American culture.

The famous text is set to a sort of fractured minstrel song, given an edge by the pungency of the shimmering piano chords.

The authority for that statement is Erskine May, the famous text-book of parliamentary practice edited by successive clerks of the House of Commons.

Nearby churches offered their sanctuaries to readings and discussions of other famous texts.

Doniger sets herself the ambitious task of writing "a narrative alternative to the one constituted by the most famous texts in Sanskrit".

Repeatedly he is surprised to "discover" that Lincoln's moral repulsion toward slavery did not extend to a belief in the practical equality of the races, a truth widely covered by generations of historians and explicit in some of Lincoln's most famous texts.

One of Ekken's most famous texts, the Taigiroku, is an account of his professed doubts about the validity of the teachings of Zhu Xi.