Sentence examples for manuscript itself from inspiring English sources

The manuscript itself may well be an enormous and expensive joke.

But when you look at the manuscript itself you see something quite different.

Here I stopped transcribing names to leaf through the manuscript itself, in the hope of gaining some glimmer of understanding.

While its subject, the philosopher-physician Avicenna, lived in the 11th century, the manuscript itself was created in the 15th.

It was a handwritten copy of the sole surviving early "Beowulf" manuscript from around A.D. 1000, not the early manuscript itself.

But according to Andrew Taylor not enough attention has been given to the physical context of the manuscript itself.

Finally, this manuscript positions itself as a managerial tool.

We try to respond quickly but sometimes the mails swallow an envelope, or a manuscript files itself behind a desk.

It is, in some senses, deeply appropriate that the manuscript is, itself, somewhat ruined, thereby forcing the reader to imagine the missing sections, just as we do when contemplating an actual ruin.

Bass reveals how Hoefnagel and his colleagues engaged with natural philosophy as a means to reflect on their experiences of war and exile, and found refuge from the threats of iconoclasm and inquisition in the manuscript medium itself.

References should be included within the manuscript file itself as our system cannot accept BibTeX bibliography files; authors who wish to use BibTeX to prepare their references should therefore copy the reference list from the.bbl file that BibTeX generates and paste it into the main manuscript.tex file (and delete the associated \bibliography and \bibliographystyle commands).