Sentence examples for text assembled from inspiring English sources

Working from a more complete 1988 text assembled by Grossman's daughter, Robert and Elizabeth Chandler have prepared the book's first English translation.

"My view is that the draft text assembled by the hosts unambiguously pushes us all towards a world where we treasure, measure and protect sustainable development in a way we have never done  before".

Titled "August 4 , 1964" it is an evening-length music drama for vocal soloists, chorus and orchestra with a text assembled from diaries and historical documents by Gene Scheer.

His composition, "Target," is a moody, ruminative and volatile setting of a text assembled from poems by Jena Osman and phrases taken from leaflets dropped over Afghanistan in the wake of Sept. 11, scored for mezzo-soprano and four instrumentalists, including a percussionist.

Hegel was to enlarge on these ideas in a lecture series given five times during his Berlin period, and it was via the text assembled on the basis of these lectures by his son Karl, that many readers would be introduced to Hegel's ideas after his death.

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In the closing credits, the movie plays hopeful music, and floating text assembles itself on the screen to read: "Great schools come from... you" and repeatedly encourages viewers to sign up for a text message feed.

Although some Jews believe some parts of the Hebrew Bible to be divinely inspired, everyone agrees that the Haggadah is a collection of texts, assembled by human beings over many centuries.

His church history, preserved in part, was the most extensive collection of Arian source texts assembled in a single work and furnished valuable data on the history, personalities, and intellectual milieu of theological controversy in the early church.

Was it, seen in some mad mirror, my own?" Regardless, the patience of all but a reader superhumanly tolerant of extended digression will creak and snap under the load of near-random texts, assembled by an author whose love of collection, of assembling and ordering, in this case quite overpowers any urge to tell a smooth story.

This was followed two years later by Tristiae Remedium, with texts assembled by the Reverend Thomas Myriell mainly using psalm texts in the English language.