Sentence examples for texts that are from inspiring English sources

Emphasizes texts that are related by genre, theme or style.

Texts that are revisioned rather than replicated are, as a rule, more successful.

"Some are quite open to using all sorts of interesting texts that are not officially liturgical".

Recently I've begun using much shorter texts that are so inexpensive that I can combine two.

"They strike me as antediluvian texts that are essentially still working in the Flaubertian novel mode.

The parent added: "There are other English texts that are just as bad, if not worse.

For David Shields, novels are "antediluvian texts that are essentially still working in the Flaubertian mode".

The expanded Appendix B contains recommended texts that are mirrors and windows for our students' worlds.

We need better texts that are more beautiful and more accurate, but we have to do it well".

"I think that words in religious texts that are very old have a way of connecting people to God".

We only used texts that are accepted by virtually all scholars who have studied these events in detail.