Sentence examples for greater texts from inspiring English sources

Telling of the convulsive period leading up to the beheading of Charles I at Westminster Hall in 1649, this latest work from the prolific Mr. Brenton ("Anne Boleyn" "Never So Good") combines courtroom drama and history play in a manner that succeeds mostly in suggesting other, greater texts.

Is there a greater texting sin than responding to a message with a simple yet obnoxious "K"?

Near-contemporary translations of great texts often seem to capture them best, whatever their small errancies.

When people stop reading Judaism's great texts, "to challenge and oppose them no more," he declares, "the genius dies".

But it would be a mistake to think that Williams is only concerned with the "great texts".

He walked into the university with little knowledge of the great texts that inform modern democracy and he walked out an expert in those very same texts.

She has studied Islam in depth, becoming a scholar of the faith's great texts to give her the authority to challenge the teachings of Saudi imams.

I've made my career so far on new plays, but as a director you're always pining after the opportunity to work on those great texts".

But I detected a slightly curmudgeonly feeling that, more often than not, the directors are actually the villains when it comes to fiddling with these great texts.

It remains one of the great texts of American journalism: ironically, it gains an extra and paradoxical credibility from being un-fact-checked and unmediated.

The first is how it became one of the foundations of the Enlightenment world as Europe began to become aware of its great texts.