Sentence examples for Brief quotation from inspiring English sources

Brief quotation can do only partial justice to the loving acuity with which DiBattista considers this band of admirable women, who give as good as they get, if not a great deal more.

Nor was Justice Kennedy's brief quotation from "Actual Innocence" especially punctilious.

But except for one brief quotation, the music is Ms. Berkson's, including a motet setting of Psalm 130, sung in unintelligible German, that skillfully weaves delicate counterpoint with dense chromatic harmonies.

One of Williams's virtues is that he trains people to listen thematically: even the littlest kids will catch a brief quotation of the Darth Vader march when his mask is displayed onscreen.

The latter part of Act 2 is devoted to Anna's growing despondency and eventual suicide, after which soloists and chorus lament a "giorno di dolor" (day of grief) with a brief quotation from "La Clemenza di Tito" by Mozart — Rossini's favorite composer — that seems to have gone undetected by scholars.

Although reporters and editors were careful about using a brief quotation from the unnamed blog – even taking the precaution of typing the words into a search engine to see if it could lead readers to the blog — they apparently were not careful enough.

There were a few gleeful acrobatic feats; brief quotations of Irish footwork and East Asian gesture; and plenty of couple dancing.

And if you want more depth in support of a metascore, Metacritic provides brief quotations and links to the original reviews (if they are on the web).

(On the evidence of the brief quotations here, the journals will make a revelatory volume, and a necessary companion to the letters).

She has silkscreened blowups of old family photographs onto bannerlike vertical strips of cloth and added brief quotations from the people depicted to form an impressionistic chronicle.

Six illustrations with captions, showing contemporary artists with examples of their work; beneath the captions there are brief quotations in which the artists explicate their aesthetic ideas, in a style parodying critical jargon.