Sentence examples for text toward from inspiring English sources

One effort to help students navigate the Talmud, Mesoras HaShas, provided cross-references alongside the Aramaic text toward similar ideas elsewhere in the Talmud.

"Red" would be exciting enough as a piece of total theater that draws in Neil Austin's lighting and Adam Cork's sound design to push a potentially dry text toward moments of purposefully operatic frenzy, at other times drawing back to let the audience linger on the sad, infinitely haunted expression of Mr. Molina, who stills the house with his admission, "Silence is so accurate".

When a TTS system is used to make a computer system pronounce a certain text toward a user, the addition of a visual signal displaying a person speaking this text will indeed increase both the intelligibility and the naturalness of the communication.

This method enables the researcher to compare different concepts in the text toward an accurate understanding of the women's perceptions.

Each iPhone is printed with the Apple logo and some small text toward the bottom.

Agger has written a book called Texting Toward Utopia in which he argues that we live in "the most literary of times" – times in which children and young people harness the expressive power of writing to communicate across long distances and in spite of societal pressures.

So with all this Christmas music around, why would anyone have to import a work more heavily balanced in its texts toward Easter.

In Chicago, idiosyncratic Newbery Library benefactor John Mansir Wing spent the turn of the 20th century extra-illustrating -- interleaving books with portraits from other books -- and rebinding hundreds of texts toward absurd bloatification that can match Burroughs' vitriol page for page.

Perhaps where text slides toward ambiguity, film inclines to specificity.

The text tends toward the long-winded and lacks technical depth and context.

And even when the English text veers toward talkiness, Mendelssohn's recitative style is charmingly, and disarmingly, Handelian.