Sentence examples for text which says from inspiring English sources

Then I remembered the exhibition's introductory wall text, which says that Mr. Eggleston's work has influenced artists better known for work in other fields, including the musician David Byrne and the filmmakers David Lynch and Joel and Ethan Coen.

While the majority might have thought (as the trial judge did) that a probability, not a possibility, should be necessary to justify a contest, that reading is not required by the statute's text, which says nothing about probability.

The Pope ignored the texts of St . Paulthat seemed to acknowledge marriage as a normal state, and justified his position on the basis of another Pauline text, which says, "The unmarried man worries only about the Lord's affairs," but "the married man worries about worldly affairs, how he may please his wife".

The claim is based on a Byzantine text which says "They said that he [Jozeph II] was an illegitimate son of the emperor Shishman".

In the middle section of the first movement, Franck paraphrases the Gospel text, which says in verse 23 that God wants to dwell with man, to "" (God Himself shall prepare our souls for His temple, more literally: "God wants to prepare [our] souls to become his temples").

I sent her a text which said, "You performed brilliantly and even though you didn't win by score, you won by effort and gained respect from the entire tennis world.

Zarif pointed to a line in the preamble in the text which said that an eventual comprehensive settlement "would involve a mutually defined enrichment programme with practical limits and transparency measures".

I read the text, which said, among other things, that according to popular legend when Apollonius, a holy man and miracle worker of some sort who was born around the beginning of the Christian era, died he ascended bodily to Heaven.

It reminds me of those old ads on the Tube in London for something called Speedwriting, long before texting, which said: Gt a gd jb & mr pa Alex concludes: There's a real conflict in society.

The government and regulators need to step up efforts to stamp out "the everyday menace" of nuisance calls and texts, Which? said on Tuesday, as complaints from victims continue to rack up in their tens of thousands.

Malcolm Turnbull raised the prospect of the investigation in his post-election speech on Saturday night, accusing Labor of running "some of the most systematic, well-funded lies ever peddled in Australian politics" after the texts, which said they came from Medicare, were sent to "thousands" of voters.