Sentence examples for text dedicated from inspiring English sources

Though there was valuable insight in the bit of text dedicated to their perspective, their voices were mostly left out as well.

Any member of the public can text dedicated numbers using mobile phones and check which practitioners are registered to practice in particular areas and which clinics are licensed to operate in various localities.

The text "Ashurbanipal, King of Assyria, 669 627 B.C". appears above and the text "Dedicated May 29 , 1988 appears below, both in English.

Yet "Cozy Dens" ends with a screenful of text dedicating the film to those who had the courage to stay behind in Soviet-occupied Czechoslovakia and not flee to Western Europe.

For example, the text dedicates an entire section to controlling digital crime through legislation, law enforcement, and investigation.

Many existentialist texts dedicated to aesthetic matters emphasise the 'mystery' of creativity, the amazing 'solution' that an artwork represents, the 'miracle of expression' that elicits admiration from the audience and the philosopher.

However, in its use as a medicinal rub, the anti-microbial properties of the resin would likely be of prime importance, although, as pointed out by Pitman and Wallis [6], texts dedicated to the descriptions of medicinal plants by Maiden [34], Cribb and Cribb [16] and others, have no mention of spinifex or Triodia as useful for medicinal purposes.

The Shiva MahaPurana is one of the s, a genre of Hindu religious texts, dedicated to Shiva.

The amount of text devoted to each modality varies according to perceived familiarity with the technique: more text is dedicated to novel strategies and those with newer indications.

In 1919, Breton collaborated with the poet Philippe Soupault on "The Magnetic Fields," the first text of dedicated "automatic writing," in which the two took turns popping out sentences like this one: "The elephant tusks lean on the star-rise steps so that the princess can descend and the bands of musicians step out of the sea".

While the question of the ontological status of the literary work forms the work's beginning, most of the details of the text are dedicated to drawing out an "essential anatomy" of the literary work, determining its essential parts and their relations to one another.