Perhaps most crucial was "The French Connection," an exemplary demonstration that "camera positions are a question of morality," Mr. Petzold said, citing a sniper scene in which the director, William Friedkin, declines to show the perspective of the shooter.
All things to all writers, then: the quotidian epiphanic moment, the submerged autobiography, a question of structure and direction: I could cite other definitions - some contradictory, some far-fetched - but all, in their own way, possessing some cogency.
A question posed cites the case of U.S. v. Drew and Terms of Service (TOS) violations.
[ 3] Every POEM has a question with a cited reference that is relevant to the question.
8 As the public and healthcare professionals increasingly accept Wikipedia as a source of information, new questions emerge such as the appropriateness of citing Wikipedia in academic publications.
For CATs' questions, askMEDLINE found 89.2% of cited references, but 14.3% for Entrez.
Write a critical reflection on this question, citing real examples of factors that increase and decrease the quality of life in your community.
After reiterating Taylor's legal claim to the office of governor, he answered the question of jurisdiction by citing Thayer v. Boyd, a similar case in which the court had assumed jurisdiction.
Taking alternative (1), Anne could show that there are many robins with the coloration of the bird in question by citing the Audubon Field Guide for Birds in which many of the pictured robins have very orange breasts.
I also question a statistic cited by Smerling, who wrote that "nearly 20percentt" of those in jail are mentally ill.
