Sentence examples for texts history from inspiring English sources

He was the author of several published catalogs of Tibetan literature and a volume of essays, "Among Tibetan Texts: History and Literature of the Himalayan Plateau" (Wisdom Publications, 2001).

The author picks his way through religious texts, history and modern commercial practice to argue that there is no reason to draw a firm causal connection between any faith and economic progress.Mr Beattie, the world-trade editor of the Financial Times, writes with passion and a keen wit.

After frantically powering the phone back on, I discovered that my entire text history was gone.

How could she know that Lucy's two-year-old niece had taken Lucy's phone and deleted her text history?

Instead, feeling sad and wanting to feel sadder, he thumbed through his text history with Peter, which had become an artifact of last words, date- and time-stamped.

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When these appointments are challenged in court — the United States Chamber of Commerce has already said it may file suit — the scant judicial doctrine on recess appointments will surely benefit from careful assessment of text, history and structure.

The first teaches the name and sound of each instrument, including a short text history (which you'll probably need to read out loud and simplify to suit the age of your children).

The company had provided a range of other information to Grubb on his call and text history, but did not consider mobile network data to be personal information under the privacy act.

One answer is that whatever measures are necessary to save the nation from suicide are, if not compelled, at least permitted by the Constitution, whatever the text, history or precedents might seem to imply.

When searching for text ("history of baseball," or some other time-wasting-while-at-work phrase) the look and feel of a Web site is borderline useless.