Sentence examples for text introduced from inspiring English sources

When children begin school, the first Persian text introduced to them is Divane Hafiz of Shiraz.

Just published by Jewish Lights, "My People's Passover Haggadah" provides a new translation of a traditional Hebrew text introduced by background essays and interwoven with contemporary commentaries.

The aforementioned translation, which provided access to his principal text, introduced al-Ghazālī to the Western non-specialist reader and made him a recognizable figure.

The Rheme in the second excerpt "The Table 2 is defining…" in Hind's text introduced two family car types ('Alfa'and 'Defy'), each of which was made Theme in subsequent clauses.

Complicating matters in recent days was a dueling text, introduced by Gulf States, including Saudi Arabia, shortly after the Dutch resolution.

The final text — introduced by Peru's Environment Minister Manuel PulgandVidal and president of the summit — broke days of deadlock by incorporating a series of last minute compromises.

The fascinating text introduces the Shahnama to readers and describes the material world depicted in the intricate paintings.

So says the unctuous wall text introducing "Set in Style: The Jewelry of Van Cleef & Arpels," a banquet of the most distasteful variety at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum. Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum

Robert Pledge, co-founder of Contact Press Images, whose text introduces the show, diagnosed Mr. Li with a "Cindy Sherman streak" in his self-portraits.

This text introduces a new approach to the issue of radical scientific revolutions, or "paradigm-shifts", given prominence in the work of Thomas Kuhn.

Among quirky new books for the over-fours is The Frank Show (Harper Collins, £6.99), in which David Mackintosh's lovely people-filled drawings and witty text introduce us to Grandpa Frank, who lives with the boy narrator's family in New York.