Sentence examples for text produced the from inspiring English sources

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).

The old methods of creating speech from text produced the familiar but stilted voices we're all familiar with from the last decade or two.

On the controversial article 13 portion of the reform, which would make platforms directly liable for copyright infringements by users, options likely to be on the table include some previous texts (such as the text produced the Commission, or the original Legal Affairs Committee (Juri) text), which are therefore unlikely to gain a majority.

A balance of multimedia, interactive exercises, and traditional texts produces the best outcome for learning in the sciences (Greenfield, 2009).

In some fields, such as the use of foetal tissue, I preferred the text produced by the specialist committee - but since this was rejected in plenary, I broadly welcome the adoption of the amendment that I tabled as the second alternative.

There may also be a version of the text produced by the Internal Market and Consumer Protection committee, which had joint competency on Article 13 of the proposal with the Juri committee but at the vote in July argued that its position had not been taken into account by the Juri text (which it criticized as not achieving "the needed balance".

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.

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 an example, a recent study shows how Twitter user attributes can be inferred using only text produced by the social contacts of users [21].

The individuals consuming the text produced on behalf of media organisations most certainly do, and there is no doubt that their material capital in particular has been of interest to news purveyors, whose news products deliver an audience to business.

A composite text produced by many makers, the poetic gift book was designed for domestic space and a female audience; its mode of publication marks a significant moment in the history of authorship, reading, and publishing.