Sentence examples for text produced from inspiring English sources

Of course this is always an illusion in a literary text, produced by a great deal of contrivance and rewriting.

Humanists were working with something variable and contingent: the way a text produced meaning for a given group of readers.

As a result, they will encounter text produced not by its author but by a vast community of the opinionated.

I nearly burst out laughing when a mention of dogs howling in the text produced the sound of dogs barking offstage (not man-made but digital, a cop-out even in Mitchell's own terms).

A draft negotiating text produced before the meeting has swollen in size to an unmanageable several hundred pages, as countries scrambled to get their views included before this month's deadline.

As for Britain's vote, he said it wouldn't stop allies of the Syrian people "from ending injustice". 12.24pm BST The distinctive banners with red and white text produced by the people of Kafranbel in Idlib, in north-west Syria, have become a feature of the uprising against Bashar al-Assad.

The approach introduced in this text produces fast Green function convergence throughout the spectrum on the basis of a certain "finite-differencing" approach and smooth windowing of the classical Green function lattice sum.

Ben had a noticeably higher text producing rate than Mary with respect to both number of words produced and number of words submitted.

A scribe who intentionally copies a text produces a new artifact, a new copy of the text, and is without doubt an author of that copy: the existence and the character of the copy depend on the scribe's intentions.

We further sorted related text, producing connections and interpretations.

But backroom negotiations over texts produced almost nothing to dance about.