Sentence examples for separate from the text from inspiring English sources

"The big problem with history books is that the maps are separate from the text.

Once a book has been integrated into the new expanded library by means of this linking, its text will no longer be separate from the text in other books.

Gerard Genette's "Paratexts: Thresholds of Interpretation" (1997) calls attention to an aspect of reading not often considered, namely those elements of books separate from the text proper that contribute to, and even shape a reader's experience of the work.

Begin a new page separate from the text for your bibliography or reference list.

The image of the writer has been separated from the text.

They should be separated from the text by a short black line beginning at the left hand margin.

When you buy the Kindle edition of Konrad Lorenz's "King Solomon's Ring," rather than the paperback version, you save three dollars and fifty-eight cents, but the fetching illustrations by Lorenz of a greylag goose and its goslings walking out from the middle of a paragraph and down the right margin are separated from the text — the marginalia has been demarginalized.

That is, there is the novel itself ("Ship of Theseus"), which stands alone as its own story, and then there are the notes in the margins: a conversation and investigation and mystery and love story between two people, which is both connected to and separate from the central text.

This means that we kept the annotations separate from the actual text (the information on the location of the entity mentions is stored in a different file from the actual raw text).

Standoff annotations are separate from the original text, leaving it unchanged, unlike in-line annotations.

A May 29 front-page article discusses the new practice of separating bibliographies from the text of books and putting them on the Internet.