Sentence examples for its written form from inspiring English sources

It won a Pulitzer Prize for its written form, but it is first and foremost a text for performance, something made very obvious as it pulls itself from the theatre archive and energetically takes to the stage.

It is in its written form that Serbian differs from Bosnian and Croatian.

Abandoning its written form would be entirely out of character.

People may have competence in a language and yet know nothing about its written form.

But wine terminology and its written form, the tasting note, have proved remarkably resilient to ridicule.

It seemed to me to be its close relative, its textual familiar, its written form.

In its earliest written form, found in the treatise Musica enchiriadis (c. 900; "Musical Handbook"), organum consisted of two melodic lines moving simultaneously note against note.

The Greek language is one of the oldest attested Indo-European languages, its earliest written form (Linear B) dating to about the 15th century bce.

In the Timotheus roll in Berlin (dated 350 330 bce) or in the curse of Artemisia in Vienna (4th century bce), the writing is cruder, and ω is in transition to what is afterward its invariable written form.

The problem is complicated further by the great difference in time between the autograph (original writing) of a biblical work, even when it assumed written form from its inception, and its oldest extant exemplars.

This system analyses the background activity, intermittent abnormalities, artefacts and the level of vigilance and attention of the subject, and automatically presents its report in written form.