Sentence examples for produced texts from inspiring English sources

In non-fiction, there are beautifully produced texts such as Professor Astro Cat's Frontiers of Space by Dominic Walliman and The Usborne Official Astronaut's Handbook.

In Egypt, in the decade of slow, simmering discontent before the revolution, novelists produced texts of critique, of dystopia, of nightmare.

The commission continued its work, and produced texts that did not always adhere tightly to the Latin, but instead aspired to what it called a "dynamic equivalent".

In the 18th century, under the influence of Rabbi Elijah ben Solomon, it underwent a decisive religious and spiritual growth, becoming renowned for rabbinical studies that between 1799 and 1938 produced texts of the Mishna, Jerusalem Talmud, and other works that are still standard.

In contrast, Mary revised her previously produced texts extensively after two-thirds of her task time.

I offer a grounded definition of textual curation that draws from traditional curatorial fields such as Museum Studies and Library Science as well as Writing Studies' own subfield of Technical Communication, which focuses heavily on recomposed, collaboratively produced texts.

Rather, canons are "presumptions about what an intelligently produced text conveys".

Ms. Oliver's office promptly produced text messages from the Assembly staff making the request.

As indicated by the Cursor Position Line, Mary was working on previously produced text extensively during this period.

Five genes (DERL3, KCNA7, KCNJ14, MED18, and TBRV4-2) oft of 737(7%) whose official gene symbols produced text corpora were excluded because none of their aliases had PubMed abstracts (additional file 1).

However, such sites invariably produce texts in the cuneiform script of the Hittites and Mesopotamia, while the pottery, architecture, and cult-oriented items are also distinctly un-Egyptian.