Sentences with phrase «also justify text»

It will also justify text, which is dandy or unspeakable depending on your preferences.

Not exact matches

@DaLe, how can you say no one commits acts of violence in the name of their religion when there are plenty of examples of Muslims not only shouting «Allahu Akbar» when committing their violent acts but also justifying those actions based on Islamic texts?

So we are justified in recognizing that Jesus has availed himself of an Old Testament text in this interpretation of the exorcisms, and that, in addition, he has also probably alluded to an existing Jewish interpretation of that text.

Ive also heard preachers try to use biblical text to justify politics, and why i should vote for certain presidents.

Other comments from Whelan have brought an angry response from the Chinese community, with the Guardian also reporting that Whelan justified some of Mackay's alleged texts by saying «if any Englishman said he has never called a Chinaman a chink he is lying.»

District policy also indicated that learners should «evaluate different texts» and «establish and justify personal opinions of various literary forms,» but teachers were offered no explicit guidelines about helping students articulate ideas about text.

Text is also automatically justified in PDF and MOBI outputs (the EPUB standard is to let the reader choose).

You can also justify and indent text.

@David, I had a chat with Marcello about this and he says that if the source HTML file has justified text then the EPUB version will also have justified text.

Left justified text is also known as ragged right text.

In some cases a justified left (also known as a ragged right) is acceptable; this means that the text is lined up on the left side, but not on the right.

When you're reading, for example, the menu allows you to choose from among seven font families and 12 gradually increasing font sizes; you may also customize the page layout via options for justifying text, toggling the boldface version of your font, and hiding or showing the header and the so - called pageometer (which shows how many pages you've read out of the total number in the book).

Like graffiti scrawls, her fragmented texts also seem to justify the need for and the relevance of platitudes, especially if they emanate from a personal vision or from issues that hit home too closely.

There's not much space for any particular topic in IPCC reports, but this is so central that a more comprehensive discussion had been justified also in the main text.

Also, avoid justifying the text on your resume as it makes the text look irregular and harder to read.