Sentence examples for text of late from inspiring English sources

Setting his sights on the most hyperbolic text of late Modernism, McEvilley proceeds to dismantle passages from "Against Interpretation", Susan Sontag's early lapse into formalist criticism.

The text of the latest agreement has not been made public.

The N.H.L. released the full text of its latest offer to the N.H.L. Players Associationn for a new collective bargaining agreement.

The text of her latest ad may be banal stuffed with platitudes, bad jokes and meaningless appeals to "Iowa common sense"—but the ad summons the same magic that first made Ms Ernst famous.

In addition, lawmakers said, they were not given the text of the latest legislation drafted by House and Senate Democratic leaders and the White House to address widespread concerns about the bill passed by the Senate in December.

One can read Josef von Sternberg's autobiography and the text of the latest books on his movies without ever finding the name of Jules Furthman, the writer who worked on nine of his most famous movies (including "Morocco and Shanghaiai Express").

The Indonesian author Eliza Vitri Handayani, who spoke from the floor about the pressures to self-censor and changes publishers made to her first book, wore a series of T-shirts featuring the text of her latest title, From Now On Everything Will Be Different, which was due to be launched at one of the cancelled sessions.

The full text of the latest proposed agreement is here.

Autobiographical texts of the Late Period place a greater stress upon seeking help from deities than acting righteously to succeed in life.

The show's catalogue and its verbose wall texts adduce abstract evils of "late capitalism" and (new to me) "late liberalism," which the artists are presumed to subvert.

His one-liners often read as if they were grafted onto the text in late rounds of revision.