Sentence examples for texts whose from inspiring English sources

These are not ancient holy texts whose authorship is lost in time.

Meanwhile, the nonprofit Gutenberg Project offers digital versions of classic texts whose copyrights are in the public domain.

Scholars searched for and translated "lost" ancient texts, whose dissemination was much helped by developments in printing in Europe from about 1450.

Called "Lament of the Images," the show begins in a dark room with three short wall texts whose letters are cut into back-lighted panels.

As an accompaniment, Glasgow School of Art graduate Rebecca Wilcox sets up a series of tables containing repetitive texts, whose precise meaning remains inscrutable.

I'm all for attempting to find the contemporary in classical texts whose meanings can be hard to come by for modern-day audiences.

Ultimately, Sansom is too faithful to a text whose interest is its narrative technique.

Instead, she studies the show using the tools of literary analysis, treating it as a text whose form provides meaning.

There's a theory of art being outlined here, but "Men in Space" is a rich, encyclopedic text whose knowledge isn't confined to aesthetics.

The classic example is the 14th century "Cloud of Unknowing," a monastic text whose anonymous author advised: "Thought cannot comprehend God.

The central theme, however cunningly elaborated, shines through clearly today: the poem is "a text whose initial, lost in Lindisfarne plaited lines, / stands for discarded love".