Sentence examples for idiosyncratic text from inspiring English sources

And if all these artists had to live together, would Carl Andre, the austere Minimalist, ever lighten up? "It really does feel like John's standing there speaking to you," said Betsy Carpenter, curator of the permanent collection at the Walker, of the highly idiosyncratic text.

You can click on the link and examine the note; for the less patient, here is a transcription of the idiosyncratic text: Dear Sir: To whom it may concern I don't know if you know God, but what you have done to me, you will not be successful very long and then you'll know what it means to be taken the advantage of.

This austerely intense and idiosyncratic text consists of three extended poems based loosely on the lives of very disparate historical figures: Matthias Grünewald, the medieval artist best known for the Isenheim altarpiece; Georg Steller, an 18th-century naturalist who took part in a dramatic expedition to find a sea route from the Russian Far East to North America; and Sebald himself.

The current alternative is for each author to specify an idiosyncratic color for text or links.

Dr. Barzilay said the system did well at paraphrasing short articles but bogged down as the articles grew longer and the text more idiosyncratic.

Here are my suggestions for what to play at your next brunch party, with some video accompaniment: 1. "Anthology of American Folk Music" – This is the filmmaker and musicologist Harry Smith's incomparable collection of 84 folk numbers (divided into three categories: ballads, songs and social), an ur-text of idiosyncratic Americana.

These fundamentalists are attempting to claim all of religion for themselves by casting it in their own image while working feverishly to redefine science in a way that privileges their idiosyncratic readings of ancient texts.

Frank Van Riper's black-and-white photographs and accompanying text eternize two idiosyncratic decades that will never be duplicated.

And later: "For everyone out there fighting to write idiosyncratic, high-entropy, unpredictable, unruly text, swimming upstream of spell-check and predictive auto-completion: Don't let them banalize you".

What's easy to overlook, however, is that at the centre of any transmission of text is another idiosyncratic processor on which we're utterly dependent and which just as easily leads us astray: the brain.

First, the family innovation must be uncorrelated with the idiosyncratic error, i.e., (text {Cov}left (xi ^{k}_{ft},nu ^{k}_{ifst}right)=0).