Sentence examples for reveal text from inspiring English sources
DETROIT — During negotiations over lawsuits by three former police officers who said they had been unfairly fired, Mayor Kwame M. Kilpatrick reached a confidentiality agreement with them in which they agreed never to reveal text messages that suggested he had conducted an extramarital affair with an aide.
Legend is exalted storytelling; myth is a narrative, which to fans and often even casual observers has a sense of scripture about it, of revealed text.
She and Moore collaborated on a "literary project" and began a relationship; Gordon discovered the affair when she stumbled across a revealing text message.
In a corner of the church, a friend of Mr. Miller revealed text messages he had sent to her during Mr. Holman's funeral, minutes before he was shot: "dis preacher like he talkin straight to me," one of the messages read.
In recommending this, al-Ghazâlî practically implies that a "maslaha mursala," a public benefit that is not mentioned in the revealed text, is considered a valid source of legislation (Opwis 2007 and 2010, 65 88).
Ibn Taymiyya (1980, 1 86 87) rejected al-Ghazâlî's implication that in cases of conflict between reason and the revealed text, priority should be given to the former over the latter.
Another featured a Forerunner object which gradually revealed text logs and video clips.
The Qur'an-only people may be giving too much credit to the revealed text, while also neglecting the full complexity of the hadith tradition.
According to this source of Islamic law, rulings can be pronounced in accordance with the "underlying meaning of the revealed text in the light of public interest".
Although representing themes of the Upanishads, the 18 short chapters in verse of the Bhagavad Gita are regarded as a revealed text.
In order to vary delivery format, stimuli were animated using Apple Final Cut Studio Motionn 4) software to create two types of text, which were either: (1) sequentially organised text or (2) simultaneously revealed text.
