Sentence examples for print and far from inspiring English sources

First of all, they are displayed beautifully, with a level of detail equal to print and far surpassing what is possible on the Web.

This one takes 1.2-megapixel photos, not enough resolution for enlargements, but enough for 4-by-6-inch prints, and far better than the Zire 71's lame 640-by-480-pixel snapshots.

"They are printed and circulated far beyond my expectation," he wrote in March 1518 to a publisher in Nuremberg who had published a German translation of the theses.

The Yale University Art Gallery acquired its first Asian art object in 1899 and the University's strength in Asian art was further established with gifts from Mrs. William H. Moore, beginning in 1937, of Chinese bronzes, porcelains and paintings, as well as Japanese prints and Near and Far Eastern textiles.

Perhaps much of this language is simply archaic; rooted in a time when the truth was broadcast or printed on broadsheets and far fewer people knew where information came from or what refinement processes it was subjected to before it hit the newsstands or went to air.

Read the small print, and they are far from promising a cut in fuel tax.

In addition, 150 members of the press attended and to date have published over 200 pieces of coverage online, in print and broadcast so far.

A fair number were printed and sold, however, and far more copies of the Lives circulated than of Shelley's novels.

The challenge to capture in print that extensive and far-reaching history was taken up by the Cornell Association of Professors Emeriti CAPEE).

However, the quality and print speed is far better and paves the way to truly 3D-printed production runs for one-off parts.

The Sandlers and Sadek have been recurrently whipped at length in print and on television, as far back as 2007 in Sadek's case (by Bloomberg); the Sandlers were even vilified in a "Saturday Night Live" sketch last October.