Sentence examples for textual matter from inspiring English sources

As a textual matter, citizenship plays no constitutional role when freedom from incarceration is at stake.

As a textual matter, the pardon power is one of the broadest grants of authority in the Constitution.

Most changes were of textual matter (clarifying descriptions, changing options, or giving examples) or adding/removing constraints.

In the textual matters subject to perennial debate, his choices seem to coincide with those of Mitropoulos.

As for textual matters in the Sixth, Mr. Boulez, like most conductors today, omits the third hammer blow in the finale and, unlike a growing number, retains the traditional order of the inner movements: Scherzo before Andante.

Even before he left Drew, in 1998, Kohn was capping a full quarter century of close work on such textual matters as editing the extensive Correspondence of Charles Darwin and collaborating on the publication of Charles Darwin's Notebooks: 1836 1842, when he took a final sabbatical to chase Darwin papers in the Cambridge University Library.

The titular term paratext encompasses all of these extra-textual matters, which in various ways infdluence readers.

That said, metaphors about textual dark matter or a "Shadow" ebook industry actually fail to capture the dramatic nature of what is happening.

Sci-fi has finally started to see an emergence of gay characters who aren't concealed by a heap of sub-textual dark matter.

How far the textual evidence on the matter will prove decisive is unclear, especially given the fragmentary nature of Peirce's final work on signs.

While there might be some truth to this attribution, the classics that were known to Chinese history have been shown to derive, as a matter of textual fact, from the early-Han dynasty (206 B.C.E.-220 C.E).