Sentence examples for print against from inspiring English sources

Photo With the Canon Selphy CP900 a clear coating protects each print against splashes and fading.

The Rev. Clayton Morris, liturgical officer of the Episcopal Church, said, "I don't know of any policy in print" against plagiarism.

Not until 1999 did the F.B.I. unveil a computer system that allowed investigators to search an unknown print against all the prints in the possession of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Auden became a close friend of Tolkien's and an ardent champion of his work, defending him in public and in print against a host of early skeptics; he was one of the first serious writers (along with C. S. Lewis) to ask whether Tolkien's narratives of heroic quests and imaginary worlds could be considered something more than simply escapist reading.

A man who felt tenderly toward the English countryside, English beer and, incredibly, English cooking, who distrusted abstract language along with most 20th-century inventions, who was something of a homophobe and antifeminist, and who struggled in print against his own antipathy toward Burmese, Jews and the poor, is not an easy fit with "progressive" thinking.

Then such ingratitude from the Holy Father in Rome, who could sort all this out perfectly easily and owes you several favours for championing him on the battlefield and also in print against the wicked German friar Luther, but he does damn-all about it.

A sweep for prints against a fingerprint database discovered no matches, although Griggs and Johnson had prior arrests.

Although not innovative, Käthe Kollwitz's moving, powerful protest prints against war and poverty are significant graphic statements.

One of many compare-and-contrast effects pits the current designer's graceless prints against similar effects from Schiap.

Copious sidebars add depth, but most are difficult to read because they are printed against a smudged gray background.

From recent coverage, the naïve might assume that an editor is responsible for the headlines he writes and the reports he prints against his colleague's advice.