Sentence examples for his annotation from inspiring English sources

His annotation of Hofmannsthal's Ariadne text is in the archive at the Villa Strauss, the composer's home in Garmisch, and so are Hofmannsthal's suggestions – almost instructions – on how the text should be treated musically.

In a session on digital annotation tools, David Karger, a computer scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, described his annotation software NB, which allows students to collaboratively insert marginal questions and comments into class reading —  thus opening up a channel for students who would not otherwise speak in class, he said.

He even gives himself little rules concerning his annotation of books: no messy underlining or highlighting in yellow or pink, just a discreet little dot in the margin next to something he approves of — dots so discreet that they "could almost be a dark fleck in the paper" — and, also, no more than 10 or 15 dots per book.

Another reason are the different experience levels of our annotators: while the first annotator collaborated on the development of the annotation guideline and annotated several corpora, the second annotator based his annotations directly on the provided guideline.

And we also have the excellent Jess Nevins providing his annotations.

In his annotations to the game, George wrote that after the move, "I got really scared," and his opponent offered him a draw.

In an unfinished novel by Mary Wollstonecraft, a woman is attracted to a fellow inmate in a madhouse when she comes upon his annotations of Dryden.

Justice Blackmun's notes to himself, and his annotations on memos and draft opinions from the chief justice, show annoyance, even disdain.

She could click to see the student's scores on the quizzes that accompanied each article, and then go into the article itself to read his annotations and marginal notes.

Last year one of the site's co-founders, Mahbod Moghadam, resigned, following his annotations of the UC Santa Barbara shooter's manifesto, which he called "beautifully written", and speculated that the shooter's sister must be "smokin' hot".

But he appeared genuinely moved recently when Barbara Dodd Anderson, the daughter of David Dodd, co-author with Benjamin Graham of "Securities Analysis," presented him with her father's own copy of the first edition, with his annotations.