Sentence examples for cited quotations from inspiring English sources

I cited quotations from al-Banna expressing pro-Nazi and anti-Semitic views; I quoted Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi, a follower of al-Banna who is a hugely popular TV preacher on Al Jazeera, expressing similar views.

Text-matching software cannot distinguish between properly cited quotations and plagiarism (Purdy, 2005), nor can they detect if another writer has been paid to write the submission, and they do not often flag patchwriting, or when the writer changes a few words in a quoted phrase.

The cited quotations in this publication were translated from German into English.

The investigators, who are also native Chinese speakers and proficient in English, checked the grammar and accuracy of the translation of the cited quotations.

aSources attributed to cited quotations in Stage 2 data are constructed by the initial of the site principal investigator's surname and the first letter of the lead organization (e.g., 'Evans' and 'Yale University' would be 'EY'EY

Be safe: Always properly cite quotations and acknowledge external sources you have consulted.

As he preaches, Mr. Laurie cites quotations from movie stars and athletes that he culls from popular magazines in hopes that they will help him with his point about the need to rely on God.

During the segment, a guest specifically used the word "carnage," which Trump later cited in quotation marks in his tweet.

He said that "history is never a perfect guide," and cited a quotation from Mark Twain, "History does not repeat itself, but it can rhyme".

James S. Hirsch, in his biography of Willie Mays, cited a quotation from an unnamed pitcher who expressed his ambivalent feelings about the fading Mays, who by then was with the Mets.

Unexpectedly, three of these lineages were found to conflict with the current taxonomy and thus were given provisional names (cited in quotation marks) [ 31].