Sentence examples for modern texts from inspiring English sources
Like almost all modern texts, it uses many of the basic analytical tools developed by Mr Samuelson.
All texts read all other texts, and, according to modern theories of intertextuality, modern texts may read older ones.
The variations between the different modern texts available are small, and mostly connected to the decisions made by later editors confronted by 13th-century orthography.
Stephen Mitchell's lean, energetic translation of Homer's ILIAD (Free Press, $15.99) features a "minimally iambic five-beat line" and strips away hundreds of lines of "probable interpolations" printed in other modern texts.
His third symphony, "Poems and Prayers," is scored for solo vocalists, chorus and orchestra, with ancient and modern texts ranging from the Aramaic Kaddish to modern Israeli and Arabic poetry.
Finkel is a curator at the British Museum specialising in ancient Mesopotamian scripts, but it is the preservation of more modern texts that has become his hobby since he stumbled across Williams' diary.
It is, in a sense, a conflation of modern text messaging and tribal message drumming.
The result, Pollack says, was comparable to a modern text message — "cu 2morrow @5".
The images can be downloaded, and some have modern text transcriptions.
In this way, the very old book is a thoroughly modern text.
As things stand, the only text that should be studied across all English syllabuses is that impeccably English, if dangerously modern, text from the 1940s – Orwell's 1984.
