Sentence examples similar to opposite text from inspiring English sources

In that sense, it is the opposite of Texts From Last Night.

The significance of a writer's background, his context, is that of a point of departure: art is an escape, a flight of speech to the printed page, where the reader's imagination is free to encounter the writer's; biography moves in the opposite direction, dissolving text back into conversation, returning the writer to his "household", reincarnating his family, bringing him back to earth.

So reads a block of text opposite the table of contents in People of Print.

However, again, just because of the palindromic structure, r-aaRS of one acceptor has an increased risk to recognize its complementary partner from the opposite site (see text for detail).

We also like to think we're the opposite of interactive texts.

R. Gregory Christie's illustrations appear opposite each page of text in "Only Passing Through" and add emotion that the text sometimes lacks.

The key to emerging with something from the most hostile environment – with apologies to Thomond Park – in the sub-international game is the very opposite of the standard text on how to survive the Mayol, the Aimé Giral, the Marcel Michelin and all those other quintessentially French stadiums.

While I tend to advocate a "less is more" approach to exhibit text, the opposite seems to be the case at the American Museum.

One exception to this was chromosome 18, for which the change in specialization is in the opposite direction (see Supporting Text S1).

This should be simple, now that you've done the opposite to the smaller text.

In the center of the gallery, the curators, Luke Syson and Ellenor Alcorn, placed a series of objects with dueling "Plain" and "Fancy" texts on opposite sides of the cases.