Sentence examples for text with which from inspiring English sources

I was looking for a non-theatre text with which to explore the relationship between theatre and dance.

The types of text with which the critic is concerned may be classified broadly under three heads.

The play, whose title has been spelled to conform to the First Folio text, with which Ms. Shipman is playing a few tricks of her own, is on a double bill this year with "The Rivals," by Richard Brinsley Sheridan.

But even as images and video rapidly come to dominate the Web, search engines can ordinarily find a given image only if the text entered by a searcher matches the text with which it was labeled.

All genuine creativity, all bringing-into-being, must learn to recognize and respect (what we could think of as) the texture of the text with which it works.

I made each student choose a jazz riff and a section of the text with which to create their own performance art.

Instead, he concentrated on texts with which people were already familiar, using the information they already had in their heads as the basis for understanding written symbols.

A few stand alone, among them sketches on scraps of parchment, but most are bound into texts with which they have an intricate relationship, literal and metaphorical.

A far more cynical view of people, politics, and feudal values is found in the Mémoires of Philippe de Commynes, composed over the period 1489 to 1498 and published posthumously in 1524 28; these are the texts with which modern French historiography may be said to begin.

In the late 13th century, Duns Scotus begins to give partial references to the contemporary thinkers and texts with which he is in conversation; Peter Aureol in the 14th century gives full and accurate citations.

These were grouped and associated manually to form the heading texts with which to search.