Sentence examples for the text left from inspiring English sources

He said the text left no doubt that sculpture was "sinful" and that decorating homes with statues was forbidden.

In the end, one got the most from Coetzee's novel by following the advice of the critic Derek Attridge and carrying out an anti-allegorical reading, where no meaning is allowed to settle firmly on the highly suggestive events, but the ethical import of the text left to work upon the reader on its own terms.

Figure 1 The synthetic interferogram used to develop several computational examples in the text (left) and its DFT amplitude (center) and phase (right) spectra.

The discussion is opaque at times because of the topic's difficulty, the characteristic obscurity of Cardano's disjointed and elliptical writing, and the precarious condition of the text, left unfinished, with several gaps and marks of typographical sloppiness (typos, mistakes, and missing words).

The hoax spider shares some characteristics with the two-striped telamonia (Telamonia dimidiata), and there is an updated version of the hoax using that name for the spider's species, with the rest of the text left unchanged.

For similar reasons, each of the naysayers was rewarded with small changes in the text, leaving it an incomprehensible mess of footnotes and protocols.

They cannot, he thinks, have been plaques on the walls, since there are no signs of rivets or nails, nor does the text leave wide enough margins to make it possible that they may have been framed.

Contrast the old standards with some of the nine elements of the social-studies standards for grades 11 and 12 articulated in the Common Core:Evaluate various explanations for actions or events and determine which explanation best accords with textual evidence, acknowledging where the text leaves matters uncertain.

The White House said the new deadlines were "aspirational", but the text leaves less wiggle-room; clauses allowing for a review of the deadline, and the possibility that some American troops would stay on to train and support Iraqi forces, have been deleted.

As the anti-heroine Becky Sharp progresses in her conquest of the venal English aristocracy, Thackeray depicts her as a man-eating mermaid, a female Napoleon, and the notorious husband-slayer Clytemnestra — this last portrayal was controversial even in its time because it implicates Becky in a murder that the text leaves ambiguous.

This frustrating vagueness and signature indecision in the text leaves interpreters to philosophize about what Zhuangzi's implicit answer (明 míngdiscern:clear) might be.