Sentence examples for inscribed in the text from inspiring English sources

The systems of textual relations are naturally pivotal to register identities: since there is no text without a speaker, the speaker is always 'there' both as a material presence in the material situational setting and as a semantic presence inscribed in the text.

What inspires such profound contempt, contempt that is inscribed in the texts of several world religions?

Instead, it's inscribed in the texts of Islam and the genes of Muslims.

White Corinthian columns joined by arches define a rectangle of noble proportions; Latin text inscribed in the stone proclaims the "justice, clemency and liberalism" of the palace's builder, Duke Federico da Montefeltro, Duchess Elisabetta's father-in-law.

Kearney [ 19] asserts that Ricoeur does not wish to deny that as soon as discourse is inscribed in a text, the author's intention ceases to coincide with the meaning of this text.

The 1999 date was inscribed in the Maastricht treaty.

Bacchanalian nights are practically inscribed in the job description.

"Life is inscribed in the body," Mr. Arata said.

The euphoria of the space age is inscribed in the architecture".

Already, baroque attributes are inscribed in the Western Australian landscape.

These relics were inscribed in the 13th century.