Sentence examples for missing text from inspiring English sources

Then, reveal the missing text and read it aloud.

Reducing the page margins may also help you squeeze the missing text onto the printout.

The bad quartos are defective editions, usually with badly garbled or missing text.

The detective work to reconstruct some of the missing text involved Kiernan studying not only the first complete edition of the poem published in 1845 but also the contributions of other 19th century medieval specialists.

But Judge Jacob Turkel wrote in the decision today that by filling in gaps of missing text, deciphering and putting together scroll fragments, Dr. Qimron had shown "originality and creativity" that earned him a copyright that had been infringed by Mr. Shanks.

He was called John (his surname is still being deciphered), he was a priest and he finished his labours on April 14th 1229.Indeed, the test was so successful that Dr Bergmann hopes to obtain images that will reveal missing text from "The Method of Mechanical Theorems", the only copy of which is contained in the palimpsest.

But the real problem with "The Parthenon Enigma" is that the big "controversial" news it delivers — the claim about the dark side of the Greeks that is the basis of its headline-grabbing appeal, complete with human sacrifice, missing texts, and mummy wrappings — isn't news at all.

He then rearranges the triads and posits the existence of unattested missing texts until he produces a scheme that conforms to this assumption.

Thus the successive revision theory explains the significance of the upper-middle-lower classification in a way consistent with the linguistic classification, but without assuming that the traditional arrangement of the texts is faulty and without positing unknown missing texts, as Graham's theory does.

Partially compensating for the missing texts are the physical artifacts that remain from the archaic and classical periods.

Yes, no doubt he was really busy and just forgot – we all miss text messages.