Sentences with phrase «in scare quotes»
Who else would have a personal breakthrough while putting identity in scare quotes?
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I use «free» in scare quotes because Kindle Unlimited is not a free program.
«Directorial Modes» turns to the recent past, with truth or representation now in scare quotes.
What you are describing are not «gatekeepers» and putting the word «science» in scare quotes when referring to science journals only makes you look like a fool.
Maybe encasing my words in scare quotes will take the curse off:
Presuming that sales don't fall off, another way to look at it would be that participating in the Humble Bundle sped up sales by that last timespan divided by the length of the Humble Bundle run — at a «cost» of the 66 % per unit... and «cost» is in scare quotes because it's really unclear if those sales would have happened without the Humble Bundle.
Major newspapers have begun to put the phrase «religious freedom» in scare quotes, as if everybody understands that it is just a cover for bigotry abusing the sacred name of liberty.
Some prominent Christian political activists said that those who could not in good conscience stand with either of the major party candidates last year were guilty of «moral preening» and of putting our consciences before the country, sometimes even putting the words «conscience» and «witness» in scare quotes, a rhetorical gesture worthy of an Obama administration solicitor general.
There's a reason why I put «publishing» in scare quotes.
Of course, put the word «good» in scare quotes — some personal finance experts would rather refer to it as «better debt» versus «worse debt,» with the understanding that all debt is inherently bad.
I put the word «market» in scare quotes because a sealed - bid auction barely qualifies — we'll get a better idea of market price when trades start happening on a regular basis.
Of course, put the word «good» in scare quotes — some personal finance experts would rather refer to it as «better debt» versus «worse debt,» with the understanding that all debt is inherently bad.