Sentence examples for text restored from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — A former Defense Intelligence Agency officer whose Afghan memoir was belatedly censored by the Pentagon filed a lawsuit on Tuesday seeking to have the book's full text restored in future printings.

As applying ROT13 to an already ROT13-encrypted text restores the original plaintext, ROT26 is equivalent to no encryption at all.

Stanislavski's attention to psychological realism and ensemble playing coaxed the buried subtleties from the text, and restored Chekhov's interest in playwriting.

We begin, as the century progresses, to move into a recognisably modern theatre: classic texts are restored, William Poel directs Hamlet as it might have been done in 1599, truth and credibility increasingly become the criteria by which performances are judged.

Barry Miles knew Burroughs from 1965 onwards and has recently co-edited the restored text of Naked Lunch for Penguin Modern Classics.

In place of indulgent star performances, they introduced a more unified approach to production that clarified the text; thus they restored the theatre's high reputation in France.

Liberal groups campaigning for the text to be restored were further disheartened when the state's Congress chief minister announced that he too had found some paragraphs to be "highly objectionable".

This was his De re aedificatoria (Ten Books on Architecture), not a restored text of Vitruvius but a wholly new work, that won him his reputation as the "Florentine Vitruvius".

Arranging scroll fragments and filling in some 40percentt of the restored text based on an analysis of the context, Dr. Qimron reconstructed 121 lines of the manuscript, which lists differences over religious laws that divided the sect that wrote the scrolls from mainstream Judaism.

And it's now being played out in a type of information warfare ranging from China all the way to the White House (think it's any coincidence that China restored text messaging service in Xinjiang today after some six months of blackouts).

When James Grauerholz and I co-edited the restored text edition of Naked Lunch, I must have read Naked Lunch about 20 times, and at least another six times in writing this book.