Sentence examples for printed synopsis from inspiring English sources

You don't need to read the program's printed synopsis to understand the outpouring of passions onstage.

The position is rarely so clearly stated and for once makes a printed synopsis unnecessary.

The development of program music quickly reached maturity with the works of Carl Maria von Weber (Konzertstück, 1821) and Hector Berlioz (Symphonie fantastique, 1830), both of whom distributed at concerts a printed synopsis of the "plots" behind their works.

A free synopsis, printed faint and small, was harder to read than a prayer book by candlelight.

Most editions will have a brief synopsis printed on the back cover.

In that passage Descartes instructs Father Marin Mersenne, a close friend who was overseeing the book's publication, "Neither the fourth part of the Discours de la méthode, nor the little preface I put in next, nor the one preceding the theologian's objections, must be printed, but only the Synopsis".

On their own, the lyrics were incapable of bearing the weight of the story, requiring Gabriel to pen an expository synopsis that was printed inside the record sleeve.

Instead, The Times printed a one-paragraph critical synopsis of the film, also written by Sublett, which said in full: "Puerile dialogue, perfunctory acting and haphazard construction doom from the start this visually impressive would-be epic about love and dead Reds in wartime Korea.

runs command foo and prints a synopsis of the user, system, and wall-clock time taken by foo at the end.

And the Chicago Sun-Times printed excerpts yesterday of the board's own synopsis of the consortium's findings, which stated that the "desired increase in academic growth of struggling students is not taking place".

With a few swipes of his finger, he summoned a compilation of research articles, synopses and even entire textbooks that, printed and bound, would have filled shelves in a library.