Sentence examples for textual means from inspiring English sources
Mr. Roberts explained that "Jubilation!" flows in chronological order, covering musical and textual means of expression from late-18th-century West Africa to contemporary hip-hop.
I propose that, like Erra and Ishum, which was widely used as an amulet, the Ark Narrative may be understood as a textual means of protecting against the chaotic forces described therein.
However, to say that Milošević was facing 66 counts does not adequately capture the size and scope of the case against him (see Additional file 1).23 At the Tribunal, "counts" are simply a textual means by which the Prosecution organises "charges" in a written indictment.
The insertion of this section within a novel in which other parts are more clearly fictional and involve former slaves draws attention not only to the constructedness of any discourse but also to the different textual means through which the past can be remembered.
Malaysian comics scholar Muliyadi Muhamood commented that the humour in Lat's cartoons is evoked through graphical and textual means; "short, compact dialogues" and puns form the text while "facial expressions and actions" of the characters help to bring out the funny side of things.
Textual simplicity doesn't necessarily mean stripped-down; writing about film doesn't make us want to be film-makers.
Can you? A. In plain English, textual evidence means details -- action, dialogue or description -- that support the essay's central argument.
Albee's mounting dismay at the British actor's textual quibbles meant that, by the end of a long afternoon, all hopes of the production had been abandoned.
This meant that further depth of understanding could not be achieved and conclusions have had to be based on explicit statements rather than implicit or sub-textual meanings.
I don't mean an unusual literary or textual style; I mean a new physical method for the painstaking task of chiseling the formless geologic schists inside my brain into words and sentences crisp and coherent enough to please at least a few of my fellow human beings.
Pattern users are faced with difficulties in understanding when and how to use the increasing number of available design patterns due the inherent ambiguity in the existing means (textual and graphical) of describing them.
