Sentence examples for modern handwriting from inspiring English sources

Modern handwriting experts believe that the last portion of the B minor Mass dates from this final period.

From it were derived three scripts better suited to handwriting: uncial, which was essentially the classical capitals adapted to writing with pen on paper and similar to hand printing; and cursive and minuscule, which were running scripts similar to modern handwriting forms, with joined letters and considerable modification in letter shape.

He was also a founder of modern graphology (handwriting analysis).

This method will teach you modern italic handwriting.

Uncial went out of use in the 9th century ad, and minuscule, which replaced it, developed into the modern Greek handwriting form.

The works of the late 17th- and early 18th-century English writing masters stand out by their quantity, quality, and influence on modern calligraphy and handwriting.

As a correlate, a modern-day sample of handwriting was collected from a 78-year-old right-handed man with confirmed essential tremor using a calligraphy pen (Fig. 3).

I was doing a modern thesis but the exam was in medieval handwriting and there was one script I just couldn't understand.

One of the Chronicles' central values, for Denise at least — who is clutching for real objects from among the distancing noise of modern life — is that the tapes are real, the handwriting is real, and that the books exist.

The classical letters were also retained as the capital letters in the modern print (though some of the capitals in modern Greek handwriting are borrowed from the Latin alphabet).

And though Thoreau's notoriously difficult handwriting might seem out of place next to modern scientific graphs, these old papers are the foundation of the present-day research.