Sentence examples for historical scripts from inspiring English sources

"There's certainly an impression that new emojis get approved faster than writing system proposals or additional characters for historical scripts," says John Hudson, another prominent typographer within Unicode.

For scholars who work with materials in historical scripts, encoding is essential in order to build digital collections of texts in their original scripts and to be able to use digital tools to explore them.

In informal documents this historical script can have more warmth and grace.

Each summer students from 12 to 17 work with a professional playwright to create a historical script based on the museum's research.

In 2010, she wrote the historical script for the National Urban League's Centennial Exhibition, which is currently touring the U.S. Matthews' other involvement in documentary film and video projects includes work at the awardwinning ROJA Productions, TV Gals Productions and Firelight Media in New York City; and Our Film Works, Exhibit Media, Juneteenth Productions and the Morten Group in Chicago.

Sometimes the genre's characters feel like facsimiles of people; actors going through the motions of a historical script beefed up with Hollywood conventions.

Events upon our departure will follow the vagaries of a historical script centering on religion, ethnicity and nationalism, which the talking heads in media and political circles are united in ignoring.

Following Bakhtin, we suggest that the evaluative accent the panel gives to the word 'cosmetic' is not only a reflection of the here-and-now of policy discourse, but also contains echoes of "historical and cultural scripts" [ 42], invoking societal views of cosmetic surgery more as 'beauty practice' than 'medical intervention' [ 28], and thus as something inherently undeserving of NHS funds.

MEI congratulates Director Brinkley Messick on his new book, Shari'a Scripts: A Historical Anthropology.

The historians said the scripts had historical inaccuracies and presented an unflattering picture of President Kennedy and his family.

MEI Director Brinkley Messick delivers a talk on his new book, Shari'a Scripts: A Historical Anthropology, at the Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilisations (ISMC) at the Aga Khan University in London.