Sentence examples for principal text was from inspiring English sources

Its principal text was Edward Said's polemic, Orientalism, whose central insight – that the west exercised power over the east in the time of colonisation by studying it to take ownership of it, and then misrepresenting it – is still pertinent and illuminating today.

Its principal text is the Nyaya-sutras, ascribed to Gautama (c. 2nd century bce).

The principal text is Japanese for Sinologists by Joshua A. Fogel and Fumiko Joo.

Their principal texts are difficult to date, though most of them probably were not composed before the 8th century.

"It helps that most of the best books on him" Mr. Roth cites Mike Marqusee's "Redemption Song Muhammad Alii and the Spirit of the Sixties," Gerald Early's "Muhammad Ali Reader and David Remnickk's "King of the Hill" as principal texts "were written within the last 10 years.

The film was never made, but their text was published (under Pinter's principal authorship) as The Proust Screenplay in 1978.

The text was supposed to read "innovators of tomorrow," principal Kristin Glenchur said in an email apologizing to the student body, according to the Daily Californian.

Principal themes from free text were: feeling unwell and fatigued; patient and personal safety concerns; not able to take breaks while on shift; and negative expressions towards night shifts.

While diagnosis is often the first item a medical NLP application extracts, distinguishing principal diagnosis from co-morbidities in text is a much more subtle task, because it requires us to reliably differentiate present from historical, and primary from secondary.

There will be a fresh look at why the Latterday Saints' priesthood was closed to black people until 1978, and whether its principal text, the Book of Mormon, is inherently racist.

Attempts to replace it foundered and it was the principal text on which the courts and the schools relied, not only in Habsburg Hungary but also in Transylvania.