Sentence examples for whole texts from inspiring English sources

In many cases humanists found more reliable manuscripts, and they sometimes discovered whole texts.

The meanings of words, phrases, or whole texts could be expanded or nuanced by their visual renderings.

"But at the moment when translated texts are published, pieces of texts or whole texts, this is an infringement of copyright".

He's also a great adapter, not only of whole texts but of quotations and cultural references to be sprinkled over his own work or knitted together with it.

Given that students are pushed more and more to read excerpts rather than whole texts, wouldn't short works be ideal for study?

The direction on the syllabus content published by the department last year, and which exam boards must follow, specified: "Students should study a range of high-quality, intellectually challenging, and substantial whole texts in detail.

Not a character, but the whole text.

Better yet: "A Democracy Theme runs through the whole text".

But a Democracy Theme does run through the whole text.

Rousseff has signed the whole text into law; universities have till 2015 to comply.

Although the whole text is autobiographical, Thompson never speaks in the first person.