Sentence examples for idea of text from inspiring English sources

"These strings of Greek symbols are sort of daunting, and I thought the whole idea of text on a page might be the wrong way of thinking about maths.

In the first of two programs exploring the idea of text and subtext, the chief example is Schubert's "Death and the Maiden" -- the quartet played by the Emerson, the source song sung by Thomas Hampson.

This tends to be crude, however, as it gives an idea of text difficulty without taking the entire document into context [ 25].

Too many people are wedded to the idea of texting while driving, so some will naturally look for a workaround.

As we watched coverage of the financial collapse, Al-Waleed had the awesome idea of text-messaging CNBC's Maria Bartaromo his thoughts on Lehman.

As someone who learned to type in elementary school the idea of "texting" is just foreign to me.

"When we first had the idea of text-to-GIF, we imagined a mapping from text to a set of emotions, and from that set of emotions to GIFs," they explained in an email to HuffPost.

I hoped I'd get used to the late-night absence of my iPhone and would feel less satisfied with the idea of texting as human contact.

For me, as a workplace expert and author of the HarperCollins' bestseller Bulletproof Your Job: 4 Simple Strategies to Ride Out the Rough Times and Come Out On Top at Work, the idea of "texting" equals "stealing time from the job and the boss," which eventually equals "getting fired" with cause.

The following year the men were approached by Dorsey, a software engineer, with the idea of using text messaging and instant messaging (based on the principles of dispatch software) as a way of keeping in touch with friends.

I loved the idea of the text itself interacting with specific imagery, and I thought maybe it would be interesting if I actually set the opening paragraph of each book on the cover, with an illustration intermingling with it.