Sentence examples for noteworthy text from inspiring English sources
According to Keith Houston, the "germ" of the quotation mark is to be found in the "diple " placed by first-century scribes in the margin to indicate a line which contained "some noteworthy text".
Quite unlike the manicule, however, the diple underwent a rapid transformation from critical mark to authorial one: a scant few centuries after its creation, Christian writers began to use the diple to mark not noteworthy text but Biblical quotations in an era when Christian books outnumbered all other works four to one.
Unless and until that changes, we're not going to significantly increase the percentage of women that have broken the glass ceiling". Shattering the Glass Ceiling: Lutoff-Perlo recently received a noteworthy text from her sister, who has two daughters (including the niece who helped find Open Water).
Christian scholars used the diple to reveal the presence of that most noteworthy of texts, the Bible, but as their theological disputes became more and more involved they started using it to distinguish their own words from those of their opponents.
The most noteworthy of the text books is the one on human physiology and anatomy (in Finnish), which in 2014 becomes the oldest continuously used textbook in Finland.
It is noteworthy that the text of Eclipse would eventually be published in German as "Zur Kritik der instrumentellen Vernunft" ("On the Critique of Instrumental Reason").
Measuring the semantic similarity of short texts is a noteworthy problem since short texts are widely used on the Internet, in the form of product descriptions or captions, image and webpage tags, news headlines, etc.
Rudnitsky's text is noteworthy in several respects.
Changes to any religious texts are noteworthy.
Though that's a small dip, the change is noteworthy because for several years, text messaging had been steadily growing in the United States.
The passage in the Mozi occurs in its "Fei Ru" or "Condemn the Ru" chapter of the text, a chapter noteworthy for its ad hominem attacks on Confucius and his followers.
