HRAF has complexly indexed the databases, providing passages from texts that have been indexed by subject down to the paragraph level and grouped by culture or tradition.
And though a lot of what we've been doing in this class is typical of what one would do in a philosophy class, one of the things of which we haven't done that much is close reading of extended passages from texts.
Support your answer by interpreting specific passages from the text.
The Egyptian-born Ms. Amer had passages from that text embroidered in gold block letters on 57 canvas boxes.
Pages from the original diary are displayed, and passages from the text are featured prominently throughout the museum and in the House's official documents, along with images of Anne.
A few of the poems, for example, began as syntactic translations of certain passages from his text, where I would write sentences based firmly on the grammar but not his words.
He began to pad it with passages from other texts, taking extended trips to the library at Grand Army Plaza.
Results showed no difference between teaching young children a "set" of comprehension strategies and teaching comprehension strategies explicitly, one-at-a-time on their reading comprehension performance as measured by a standardized test of reading comprehension, recall of main ideas from reading two 200 word passages from information texts, a reading motivation survey and a strategy use survey.
In this sense, Schlegel also believed that German culture and language provided much better conditions for good translations than other languages, and he criticized the way in which especially French translations tended to paraphrase passages from foreign texts in order to make them seem more French (KS, I, 75 76, see also Berman, 36).
Chadwick attempted to allocate each tribe to one or more English shires, with the use of key passages from historical texts.
His thinking, he said, has taken on a "staccato" quality, reflecting the way he quickly scans short passages of text from many sources online.
