Sentence examples for text turning from inspiring English sources

You read by pawing constantly at the text, turning it over in your hands, looking for some vital seam or row of rivets.

The miracle of the production is how completely it integrates the idea of a latter-day culture of celebrity into a classic text, turning the chorus into a cult of groupies who sniff out stars in pain.

This is a huge omission, and it arises in a variety of ways in many places in the text, turning the report into a repeating example of materially misleading disclosure through half-truth.

Yet when the text turns elusive, Mr. Harbison's music is still striking for its urgency and precision.

The handwritten text turned out to be a list of naval technologies and programs: submarine propulsion networks; systems for defending against nuclear, chemical, and biological attacks; and others.

What might have been a dry document of bureaucratic terror, a bloodless verbatim text, turns out to be a vivid, tragic panorama full of prickly individuals.

But when one presses a bar to "turn" a page, the image reverses in a way I found jarring: the light background turns black and the black text turns white, then the new page appears and everything returns to normal.

The text turns out to be the work of a university student whose gift for political mockery got him sent to prison, where he wrote the manuscript — leaving out the dots to avoid further incrimination.

Every text turned in as a first exam, 16 in total, dealt with the notion of communicative competence; the remaining set, totaling 16 texts, focused on a different topic: the various second language acquisition methodologies.

Lots of cooks creating an, admittedly, passable broth, producing products like software that converts speech into text, turns electronic books into audio books and can translate German speech into English in realtime.

The text turns to two different addressees.