Sentence examples for originating texts from inspiring English sources

Much of this secondary accumulation is teachings about that message or originating texts, i.e. less about how to live and more about what to believe.

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.

AT&T users can log into mymessages.wireless.att.com, and chose to block all Internet-originating text messages.

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

It also appears as the originating number when texts are sent using the app.

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".

For example, text about reasons mentioned by researchers for not actively sharing knowledge and text originating from a municipal health service interviewee about who he/she thought should coordinate cooperation was coded as 'institutional' and 'intermediary', as it provided information on the intermediary role.

"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".

This corpus has 52 texts originated from thesis and dissertations in the computer science domain.

The article "Liberal" once began with text originating from Schlafly personally: "A liberal (also leftist) is someone who rejects logical and biblical standards, often for self-centered reasons.