Sentence examples for originating text from inspiring English sources

Individual topics from subsequent chapters are summarized in tables and outline and accompanied by references to the originating text.

At the final stage four, themes are appropriately named and each theme is linked to the originating text through reference to specific quotes.

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Regardless of where they originate, most text messages sent on cellphones are necessarily terse.

Several other essential elements exist: independent sacred literatures in languages other than Sanskrit and material in other languages related to the Sanskrit texts either as sources of material now preserved only in Sanskrit or as new texts originating as translations of Sanskrit texts.

"Undance" has all the requisite conceptual freight, originating with a text by Mr. Wallinger, who took inspiration from Muybridge and Richard Serra's 1967-68 "Verb List".

Western readers know it from "The Canterbury Tales," but the device precedes Chaucer by well over a thousand years, originating in Sanskrit texts known variously as the "Panchatantra," "The Fables of Bidpai" or "Tales of Kalila and Dimna".

Even in the most detailed anatomical text books originating in the English-speaking world the liver appears little more than a box into which vessels enter and leave but without any internal anatomy.

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We extracted citation lists from a set of 3200 full-text papers originating from a narrow domain.

In contrast to the authors mentioned above, the present paper sustains the hypothesis that Mappæ and Compositiones are two different traditions, originating from two different texts, whilst often being included within the same set of manuscripts.