Sentence examples for text that makes from inspiring English sources

An argument has broken out over the authenticity and significance of an ancient text that makes explicit reference to Jesus having a wife.

The Gospel of Judas will have its champions, not least Pagels and King, who laud its hero for inspiring a text that makes early Christianity look like contemporary American religion — more pluralistic, more wild and more contested than most imagine.

She seemed to shine when she walked into a room, and the work, even at its most hermetic, possesses a glitter that keeps one reading long past the time when it is normal to stop reading a text that makes no sense.

Surface: The text that makes up the entity.

However, patients falling into the new classification would be treated correctly, as our index cases were, and not with oxygen, sumatriptan, verapamil or lithium, by a mis-diagnosis the writers have opined on recently; a text that makes good reading [5].

But it's a text that makes you want to dispose of technology altogether.

He composed the book by speaking into a recorder and then, with his co-author, Hugh Delehanty, turning that audio into a text that made some kind of sense on the page.

Last year Marriott rolled out a lesbian and gay travel Web site (marriott.com/marriott/marriottgaytravel.mi) in four languages, with photos of smiling same-sex couples and text that make clear how much gay people are welcome.

It was this text that made her a well-known writer.

In 2001, Evangelical journalist Richard Abanes, who has written several books arguing against new religions and Mormonism, published a polemical text that made similar allegations to the video: Harry Potter and the Bible: The Menace Behind the Magick.

I suspect there's another clue to be found in the look of his website which (although well-written) has been designed with colors assigned to background and text that make it almost impossible to read.