Sentence examples for in the text itself from inspiring English sources

But if, says Levine, the real value of a book resides in the "text itself", then the delivery method shouldn't much matter.

Her struggle plays out in the text itself.

Is there any reason in the text itself to make us think this is a game?

There's something more complicated at work, wrapped up in the text itself.

Initial expectations of who would be pictured affected subsequent ratings—even though, theoretically, the misperception had been corrected twice, in the text itself and in the caption.

Both in Mr. Volkov's annotations and in the text itself there were hints that Shostakovich's works contained veiled (or not so veiled) ironies, even outright messages of protest.

Though the title may appear in English, the text itself is entirely in Latin.

At the urging of the Players' director, he went on to appear in "Night of January 16th," a melodrama by Ayn Rand in which the text itself chewed the scenery.

It's the one moment in the film that reaches the heart of theatrical cinema — the moment in which the text itself seems transformed into images.

From the cerebral dimension of information storage, represented by a phrenology model in Gloria Helfgot's "Never Mind," to discrete objects like Constance Woo's "Worded Basket," in which the text itself is the structure, sculpture is the dominant mode of representing the book as a physical presence.

But there is, I think, quite a significant distinction, in that in this case the text itself is forced to become complicit in its own demotion: if you don't "get" a particular passage, just click on it and ask the writer what it means.