Sentence examples for text which makes from inspiring English sources

There is no way to select noncontiguous text, which makes bulk formatting harder.

They'll now sync transcriptions to audio with a karaoke-style cue on the text, which makes double-checking accuracy a cinch.

It's a feature that's much handier day to day than predictive text – which makes a lot more sense on the limited real estate thumb typing of a smartphone screen than a full-on QWERTY laptop.

This lets you navigate back, forward, up and down in blocks of text, which makes it easier to get to the exact location you want to be at when working in text fields or documents, as compared to stabbing around with your imprecise, meaty fingertip.

It's a text which makes it seem that "the Jews" are responsible for Jesus' death at face value.

He has always been a master of the Old Testament narrative, commanding the descriptive, psycho-spiritual dynamics of the text which makes him a master story teller.

My advice, though, is to stay as far away as humanly possible from the excruciatingly earnest text, which make the participants sound like world-class simps and sensitivos.

The text was stored as plain old ASCII text, which made it easy to move it to another machine, even a modern PC.

Currently, terms may be excluded from the output if there are features in the text which make the diagnosis ambiguous, such as acronyms which can be interpreted in alternative ways.

An article on Tuesday about religion as a source of discord among the mostly secular Western European nations of the European Union and those profoundly religious nations in the east misstated the year of the signing of the Treaty of Rome, one of the union's founding texts, which makes no mention of God or Christianity.

'Her essays are permanent texts which makes it a mistake almost to see them in terms of journalism,' says novelist and biographer Jay Parini, who first met Didion 20 years ago, and bought her first collection of essays the year they came out.