“I liked the way the illustrations match the text on each page.”

“I'm only reading Madison's text and connecting it to the debate about religion and government that exists today.”

“Yet today, Smith is the author of Modern Optical Engineering, a fundamental text in optical design.”

“Thus, I conclude, adherents of textualism and originalism should recognize the time limit in the Recess Appointments Clause as a matter of constitutional law.”

“Originalist meaning textualism is not without its difficulties because the attempt to bind governments by written constitutions has inherent difficulties.”

“Bork's textualism was also not likely to overturn a ton of democratically created laws.”

“This allows phones to send and receive much longer messages, which will remove the need for the shorthand familiar to every teenage texter.”

“What dedicated texter hasn't suffered an epic misunderstanding, or experienced a sick lurch of fear upon dispatching a message of sensitive character to the wrong recipient?”

“Words had been exchanged and the texter, chad Oulson, had stood up and may have thrown a bag of popcorn.”

“Friendly was more of a cautious purposivist than a textualist, and was willing to cite and rely on legislative history in some circumstances.”

“That makes him a rather more complicated textualist than might originally be supposed.”

“I consider myself to be both an originalist and a textualist.”

“I want to turn now to several characteristic examples that suggest one version of the romantic relationship to textuality.”

“For instance, within textuality there is also an informational structure of given versus new information.”

“However, James's figural use of textuality both produces and justifies a reader's instinctive preference for Ralph.”

“Given our institutions, the Constitution will mean what the Justices say it means, even if the Justices are all textualists.”

“Even thoroughgoing originalists and textualists generally believe that Constitutional terms should be read in ways that account of technological developments.”

“Britain's speedy fingered texters sent on average 45 million texts every day last year.”

“Punctuation is used and understood by texters to convey emotions and other social pragmatic information.”

“But a new study says youngsters who check their phones continually skip sleep, fail to do homework and may be compulsive texters.”