Sentence examples for the printed texts from inspiring English sources

"Many of the printed texts we use today – be they the Bible, Livy's poems or Shakespeare's plays – do not come from a single text.

All Agnon's works are the final result of innumerable Proust-like revisions, as is shown by the many manuscripts in existence and by the variety of the printed texts.

In a set of the 17-volume edition acquired by Harvard's music library last summer, however, what are believed to be the original, censored texts of the canons were written, by an unknown hand, under the printed texts.

The ease of execution and the absolute clarity of his playing (all of it by memory, by the way) also opened the way for his exuberant embellishments of the printed texts.

An outside vendor was then selected for scanning and conversion, with the aim of generating basic HTML versions of the printed texts that could be used for reading and study or for classroom demonstration.

But when it comes to fiction, she insists on holding the printed text in her hand.

The good indexer is, usually, the most thorough, and objective, early reader of the printed text.

His copy of the Principia contains pages interleaved with the printed text with his notes.

We had planned to use a Kirtas machine to convert the printed text to digital format.

Ms., Yemenite, is an abridgement of the printed text, probably printed in Livorno, Italy, in 1794.

To him, it's as if they are as essential to the printed text as the dialogue.