Sentences with phrase «direct quotations»

There are so many examples of this nature that, in early 2011, someone started an anonymous Twitter feed called @OldDianeRavitch, whose tweets consisted entirely of direct quotations from Ravitch dating to her conservative reform days.

It is, or should be, as reliable as the most reliable reportage although it seeks a larger truth [my italics] than is possible through a mere compilation of verifiable facts, the use of direct quotation and the adherence to the rigid organizational style of the old form.»

At one point in the evening, the following words are spoken (a close paraphrase, not direct quotation): «It was not our Fathers and our Mothers who were Pharaoh's slaves in Egypt but we, all of us gathered here tonight, were Pharaoh's slaves in Egypt.

The quotes section of the site is reserved for direct quotations from books or notable sayings from published authors and celebrities.

Mann and his lawyers doctored a quote and put their own version of it in direct quotation marks.

The New York Times recently revealed direct quotations from a private meeting between a group of players and owners in October 2017.

Relatively few direct quotations of prophecies are attributed to Jesus himself, but there are many allusions to the prophetic books in his sayings.

As he explains in his notes, Wight frequently adapts direct quotations from Smith's works into the story.

Where do direct quotations end?

Additionally, teachers should favor graphic organizers and activities that ask students to provide direct quotations from the text as evidence.

One of the continuing practical problems that arises often in the nation's newsrooms is how to handle direct quotations.

Add quotation marks around direct quotations; identify the sources of all paraphrased information.

The fact that it is divided into three segments was not clear on first viewing, nor was the extent to which some rooms include direct quotations from past «outlier» exhibitions.

Then we presented a graphic showing the following direct quotation from Briffa, «explaining» the Divergence Problem»:

The only exceptions are for direct quotations of more than five lines, footnotes, and bibliography entries.

The language of these chapters is echoed with remarkable frequency all through the New Testament, either in direct quotation, or by way of allusion.

At the same time, if you're using a lot of direct quotations, letters, speeches and other similar primary sources, get them down on paper first.

Both are direct quotations from Rembrandt's painting Slaughtered Ox.

Indeed, he was so enthusiastic in his editing that he recast a good many of the direct quotations I had included from congressional debates.

At the conclusion Bohm summarized his position as follows (not a direct quotation): The problem is that many people think of essence as something which is unchanging.

, a direct quotation from 1 John 4:18.

Matthew is obviously depending upon memory for the prophecy from the Old Testament, so his statement is more a paraphrase than it is a direct quotation.

Below are some direct quotations from the Quran regarding the life and teachings of Jesus.

Even where they are not direct quotations, they refer to biblical events or teachings, or they name the names of God, or — as on a carefully but amateurishly hand - painted message planted on a roadside in Prattville, Alabama — they just say READ THE BIBLE.

It is the direct quotations, the observations of the foibles of the great but, above all, the fact that they held junior office in government.

Domestic sources aside, the book is exciting for its direct quotations from a rich bed of foreign sources.

@GreenMatt OK The statement was a direct quotation and was only intended to show what the filibuster was.

Scientists educated in «countries where memorization is a common pedagogical technique are sometimes surprised by US expectations that they cite sources for all direct quotations,» they add.

In an opening shot that may as well be a direct quotation from John Carpenter's «The Thing,» a meteor originating from deep space streaks past the camera, striking a lighthouse along the United States coastline.

The writers for the The Black Panther had clearly received a rigorous traditional education in American history, in the Declaration of Independence, the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, the Gettysburg Address, and the Bible, to mention only some of the direct quotations and allusions in these passages.

Sadness is a White Bird's cryptic title is actually a direct quotation from Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish's 1967 poem, «A Soldier Dreams of White Lilies,» which forms part of his collection The End of Night.

If you are putting in a direct quotation from a book, you necessarily have to include the page number on which the sentence appears.

Direct quotations from a source should be evaded so as to evade negligence in one's information.

Be attentive with referencing ideas, paraphrasing, and direct quotations in accordance to the style requested by your tutor.

Direct quotation is used when the quotation is fewer than four typed lines of prose or three lines of verse.

While writing a thesis when you want to highlight the words of other author, particularly important, the easiest way is to use a direct quotation.

In - text citations may be both direct quotations and paraphrases.

The direct quotation should be enclosed in brackets -LRB--RRB- and reference information should be placed close to it, for example (Andrew, 1999).

Each of these research paper format has specific requirements on citing sources, paraphrasing, direct quotation, title page, and even margins.

Jot any ideas down, and refer back to them in your writing — just be careful to get express permission before using any direct quotations.