Sentence examples for text making from inspiring English sources

Marking a text, making a visual mark.

However, relevant information may be located in narrative text, making it difficult to interpret.

This could include scanning a text, making an inference, predicting or creating a mental image.

Nor are they meant to be accessories to the text, making abstract language visually concrete.

Videos are available for the matched text, making the system useful for both linguistic research and language education.

BUT on the other hand, I could enlarge the text, making it much easier on my eyes.

Issues are available both as images and as text, making searching possible both within each title and across the database.

When Reimann mentioned bin Laden for the first time in his cable, he added "Al Qaeda" to the text, making it appear that Lindh was a member.

(He apparently chopped out a significant portion of the text, making the running time at the American Airlines about two hours and thirty minutes).

Our brains process visual data 60,000 times faster than text, making visualization one of the most efficient means of communication.

Paint and stains completely obscured a few remaining parts of the original text, making it impossible to read using multispectral imaging.