Sentence examples for brief citation from inspiring English sources

Ballard's brief citation of the downblast theory -- the only mention of Pellegrino in the main text of "The Discovery of the Titanic" -- does not contradict that.

In its brief citation, the jury praised the work as "strong and surprising and perfectly balanced in its space" and noted how "the artist questions the history, function and the epic of art through temporal and physical contextual isolation".

That brief citation — drawn from a magazine interview with a glaciologist who says he was misquoted — and sporadic criticism of the panel's leader have fueled skepticism in some quarters about the science underlying climate change.

In the case of books, brief citation will be made normally by giving the author's surname, the year of publication, and page number(s) where relevant, for example: one author: (Raup, 2003, p. 52); two authors: (Wilmore & Costile, 1994, p. 22); more than three authors respectively: (Adams, et al, 2002, p.85).

I haven't seen all of the films under discussion (many haven't been shown here yet), but it hits the mark regarding many that I have seen and written about, and it's worthwhile to sum up their list by headings and with brief citations: 1.

We meet Jesus in brief citations as a newborn, a six-year old in Egypt about to return to Nazareth, a twelve-year-old at the Temple in Jerusalem, and at age thirty, when his spiritual mission begins as he is baptized by John the Baptist.

Previously described approaches require only brief mention with citations to those methods.

But not all citations are created equal for instance, being cited as the inspiration for an entire paper is very different than a brief mention in its methods section.

The citation in the Results section to an as yet unpublished manuscript (Neubauer et al., 2014) doesn't make clear what method was used, and a brief mention of ionization mode, chromatography conditions, and other relevant information should be added.

Search engines and news aggregators contend that their brief article citations fall under the legal principle of fair use.

Its brief political citations from classic works representative of the era's prominent ideologies set up simplistic lines of conflict and make big choices appear all too easy in retrospect; the movie is bathed in nostalgia, which it fuels by way of the intellectual equivalent of product placement.