Sentence examples for transmitted texts from inspiring English sources

The teacher will both provide explanations that are missing from transmitted texts, and evaluate the student's attempts to apply what he has learned to concrete situations.

These orally transmitted texts are categorized as ballads and are classified according to singer (male or female), subject matter (prayer, labour, leisure), and regional singing style (capital area, western, and southern).

The process of determining whether the transmitted text or any of the transmitted variants of it is "authentic"—i.e., what the author intended is known as examination.

The attempt to restore the transmitted text to its authentic state is called emendation.

The critic does not attack or defend the transmitted text; he asks himself whether it is authentic.

The history of the text during the intervening period may be illustrated from external sources; but if examination has convinced the critic that the transmitted text (or its variants) are not authentic, he normally has no recourse but to bridge the gap by conjecture.

Beckwith (2011) actually argues that the transmitted text is erroneous, and that we should instead read apatheia, "lack of passion".

However, the proposal is inevitably speculative, and aphasia is a term in use in later Pyrrhonism; it seems worth trying to elucidate it on the assumption that the transmitted text is correct.

The app, which became available in Apple's iTunes store on Tuesday, lets users transmit texts, photos and videos through secure and anonymous means previously reserved for the likes of the military and intelligence operatives.

The carriers can't possibly argue that transmitting text-message data costs them that much money.

Would these new technologies transmit text in more user-friendly forms or crowd out writing and reading altogether?