Sentence examples for give the text from inspiring English sources

The staging, the framing, and the editing give the text an onscreen amplitude, a word that fills the world.

Her approach to this mammoth task was efficiency itself: she simply stole everything she needed from other books, rewriting as necessary to give the text coherence and personality.

Here, Touitou's infamous pre-show speeches have been printed, with odd line breaks and capitalization patterns, to give the text a poetic effect.

That is, we know that the legislature could not have had the intention that produces a drastic reading of its text; so we will supply the reasonable intention and give the text the meaning the legislature must have intended.

Mr. Kitzke made the most of Mr. de Mare's uninhibited performance style, having him give the text an incantatory reading suited to Ginsberg's imagery and asking him to vocalize the sounds of a locomotive in instrumental interludes.

Thus, even when the Aristotelian text is extremely cryptic, corrupt, or terse, commentators make every effort to give the text a clear and consistent sense, even if it must be almost completely constructed.

McGowan said Rain Dove planned to give the texts to the police, which McGowan said she had encouraged.

Johnson strips the Broadway from "La Cage aux Folles" and gives the text, and the actors, a new dimension.

With the warm-toned support of Opus 21, the actor Steve ben Israel gave the text a harrowing performance.

4.16pm: Nick Clegg has just started speaking, but I can post the highlights now because we've already been given the text.

It was not a speech; Washington gave the text to a Philadelphia publisher, David Claypoole, who printed it in his newspaper, The American Daily Advertiser.