Sentence examples similar to the on going text from inspiring English sources

A particularity of this approach is that learning occurs simultaneously with the on-going text understanding process.

Heather proceeded to charge it, turn it on, and went through text messages and emails of mine before she told me she had found my lost phone.

The text goes on to argue that the doctrine of inclusive care promotes benefit to all and so conforms to the standard set by the benevolent person.

Having established these "three benefits" as criteria for what is benevolent and righteous, the text goes on to argue that the practice of lavish funerals and lengthy mourning yields poverty, a small population, and social turmoil, and thus is "unbenevolent, unrighteous, and not the deed of a filial son".

The text goes on like this from there, leading you block by block through scenes of very gruesome abuse and sexual machination, like some kind of roleplaying game penned by Sade.

The text goes on like this from there, leading you block by block through scenes of very gruesome abuse and sexual machination, like some kind of role-playing game penned by Sade.

(GHS 2 1-2) The text goes on to describe those 32 asanas, by far the most in any old yoga text.

However, the associations between previous symptoms and diagnosis were weaker when the analysis included text search as well as symptom codes, indicating that proportionately fewer persons with initial symptoms recorded in the text went on to develop IHD, COPD or asthma compared with persons whose first symptom presentation was coded.

The text goes on in this vein.

"But our strength waits for us," the text goes on to say.

The text goes on to inform us that the bench disrupted "the quite different aesthetic occasion of Anthony Caro's solo Whitechapel exhibition in 1963".