Sentence examples for text to its from inspiring English sources

Given that James, bewilderingly, dictated the novel in the first place, you could argue that to hear it aloud is somehow to restore the text to its original form, and to follow the river to its source.

The attempt to restore the transmitted text to its authentic state is called emendation.

He wants to invest in building a digital archive, storing files on every aspect of a book, from the text to its jacket to its marketing materials.

Awkwardly translated phrases like "Vivid are my earliest recollections" and "How would you like to dance thus?" (the translation is by Sebastien Voirol) seem to tether the text to its time.

Mark Poster draws the moral: "[T]he shift … to the globally networked computer is a move that elicits a rearticulation of the author from the center of the text to its margins, from the source of meaning to an offering, a point in a sequence of a continuously transformed matrix of signification" ("What's the Matter With the Internet?", 2001).

The news organization, which operates hundreds of bureaus around the world and serves thousands of media outlets, is adding new text to its widely used AP Stylebook under its entry on global warming, said AP spokesman Paul Colford.

For more obscure languages, it has released a "tool kit" that helps users with translations and then adds those texts to its database.

New York-based startup Tawkers has launched a new iPhone app that lets users publish their texts to its platform and creates a public forum for text-based conversations from your cell phone.

"Herzgewächse" used its text to ground its experimentations in reality: when the words are "sink the rest," the vocal line accordingly descends.

Exegesis, the critical interpretation of the biblical text to discover its intended meaning.

Even as the House voted Tuesday to approve the rewritten legislation, lawyers and advocacy groups were still scrutinizing the text to decipher its implications.