Sentence examples for historically text from inspiring English sources

Twitter is historically text heavy, and likely took a heavy blow when Instagram turned off cards integration.

They believe in the Bible as an inspired and historically accurate text and in an imminent Apocalypse.

"So many people who love the Bible and read the Bible, especially in America, under the influence of Protestant sensibilities, read it as a historically accurate text," he said.

(Anderson 20100610 MARTHA GRAHAM DANCE COMPANY (Friday through Sunday) Performances include a new version of "American Document," a 1938 work in which Graham took the Declaration of Independence and other historically important texts to comment on American political experiences; this revised production by Anne Bogart will use movement and text to offer insights into contemporary politics.

Then, with the rise of English as an academic discipline in the Victorian era, scholars took over the business of editing Shakespeare, working to establish more historically authentic texts, rather than correcting poetic defects — an editing goal matched by the nineteenth-century taste for spectacular antiquarian stage productions.

Then, with the rise of English as an academic discipline in the Victorian era, scholars took over the business of editing Shakespeare, working to establish more historically authentic texts, rather than correcting poetic defects—an editing goal matched by the nineteenth-century taste for spectacular antiquarian stage productions.

Indeed the GO was designed for making historically free-text based annotations tractable (Lord et al. 2003).

"Historically speaking, no text has shaped the imagination of Muslims — other than the Koran — as the poetry of Rumi and Hafez," Safi said.

30 Questions used to guide a detailed critical analysis of policy documents, national strategy documents, and the national business case were: Where is the text historically located and in what context was it written?

Historically there are texts detailing the use of acupuncture treatment date from 200 BCE, but these texts do not specifically address women health issues until the Song Dynasty, when the writings of scholars and physicians identified disorders specifically related to women's fertility, pregnancy and postpartum [ 30].

But they also allow users to express their tone in a way that may not always come across in a digital format where interactions historically have been text-based.