Sentence examples for historic texts from inspiring English sources

As her work evolved, she began experimenting with abstract compositions that have no basis in the types of historical marbled papers she provides to Spain's National Library to restore their prized historic texts.

"Gloria" also digs up a bounty of announcement cards, magazines, handbills and historic texts, like the manuscript of Ms. Ono's 1972 essay "The Feminization of Society".

It's this environment, perhaps, that drove New York's current mayor to decree that public officials read from only historic texts, like the Gettysburg Address, at the first 9/11 anniversary ceremony.

The 59-year-old executive is an avid collector of rare and historic texts.

The public political culture of a democratic society, Rawls says, "comprises the political institutions of a constitutional regime and the public traditions of their interpretation (including those of the judiciary), as well as historic texts and documents that are common knowledge" (PL, 13 14).

Mindaugas' name in historic texts was recorded in various distorted forms: Mindowe in Latin; Mindouwe, Myndow, Myndawe, and Mindaw in German; Mendog, Mondog, Mendoch, and Mindovg in Polish; and Mindovg, Mindog, and Mindowh in Russian, among others.

Here, again, was a historic text clashing with contemporary sensibilities, and forced to submit.

The Socialists called it an historic text, comparable to the abolition of the death penalty in 1981.

Ballot Proposal No. 1: This proposal, to make New York State's Constitution gender-neutral, might be a harder call if the Constitution itself were a hallowed and historic text.

Design work began for a small experimental building, modeled on the Geffen Contemporary in Los Angeles, where we could test relationships among historic text, live music and technology.

Berman (2005) tried to define the territory of Chinese administrative units in past times analyzing the historic text using GIS.