Sentence examples for text held from inspiring English sources

The text held little interest for me at the time, but the multiple plates in both monochrome and full colour were fascinating.

The book, 29 pages (only 14 of text), held together by two staples and released by a two-person publishing house out of an attic office, had an original print run of 8,000.

The adaptation was made by the writer Sigizmund Krzhizhanovsky for the Moscow Chamber Theater to celebrate the death centenary of Pushkin in 1937, but the production was canceled late in the game when Krzhizhanovsky's changes to a text held almost sacred in Russia ran afoul of censorship committees.

It is a solid critique, and a much needed corrective to a text held up almost religiously by its adherents.

IfZ made the controversial decision to publish the new edition when the copyright on Hitler's text – held by the Bavarian state government since 1945 – expired at the end of 2015.

So that while they do not compose a homogeneous text, held together by the rhetorical power of a narrative voice, and in fact are anything but homogeneous, these texts bear the presence of the editor in these discrete marks and indications.

A monitor displaying Ms. Müller's text holds a one-sided conversation with the passer-by.

Across a larger corpus of ABC TV news reports, from which this text is chosen, the pattern in this text holds across a larger sample of news discourse pertaining to the 2003 Iraqi invasion (Lukin forthcoming).

Largely on this basis, he (and the other Cappadocians) have been interpreted as proto-social trinitarians (see section 2.1 of the main text), holding the three persons to be three subjects of consciousness and action, of the same kind, homoousios in the way that any two examples of a natural kind are, such as two humans (Plantinga 1986).

If words of the Torah were cloth, the rabbinic tradition unweaves the vestment of our religious text, holds with care the fabric of our narratives and reweaves them with the unmistakable precision of the ethicist, venturing to derive and apply universal values.

Researchers have noted the potential value that summarized text holds in patient care.