In the standard quotation from Theodore Roosevelt on the newspaper's masthead, he inserted an offensive sentence from "Mein Kampf". Before inquiring into this incident or talking with the students involved, Mr. Freedman issued a public statement: "The Dartmouth Review..
When I began work on The Yale Book of Quotations for Yale University Press in 2000, I was certain that I could improve upon the standard quotation dictionaries Bartlett's Familiar Quotations and The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations in at least two important respects.
If it is the first time mentioning a person put either: Title Name or Name, title, (In option one the title is capitalized no matter what it is; in option two the title is lowercase no matter what it is. I don't care if they are Joe Smith, supreme ruler of the world).. Remember that standard quotation rules apply.
A report is then submitted to the hospital, which has an opportunity to question it within a month, and then to an independent review panel HAS accreditation committee which then prepares an advice, according to standards quotations, on the level of accreditation.
Where the publisher has not assigned a distinct name, generally use a standard term from the appropriate AACR2 chapter without quotation marks.
These are not the standard jazz quotations, jimmied into a solo, but ideas weighed, rejected, and alchemized.
Create a footnote/endnote for a quotation from a book.
There, a far more liberal standard — even permitting quotation of entire poems — has been the norm for decades.
Include an anecdote, or a quotation.
Bent simply on its own propagation, his work consumes and diminishes the meanings of its putative subjects; even the terrific "Cubis" suffer from a sense of deflating quotation, from standard languages of formal abstraction.
Elsewhere on the new album he drops a quotation of the Afro-Cuban bebop standard "Manteca," and leads the band through a cubist recasting of "Flying Down to Rio," a movie theme originally sung by Fred Astaire.
