This becomes evident in that he often cites verbatim from it in his Against Celsus (I.15; fr. 1b, IV.51; fr. 1c, 10, V.57; fr. 29, V.38; fr. 53), which is remarkable given that Origen normally cites only from Scripture (see Kritikos, 2007, 406 7).
Coordinates are given in decimal notation unless cited verbatim from labels.
When they begin their partnership, their lives of quiet desperation (the cliché is cited verbatim in the script) break out into noisy aspiration.
If you need to cite text verbatim from some source, always put it in quotes and mention the source.
The report repeated those words verbatim, citing them as a guiding principle for China's cultural development.
Be specific, citing evidence from the article.
Be careful not to plagiarize: Use quotation marks around lines you use verbatim from another source, or rephrase and cite your source.
Referencing the movie Gattaca, Paul quoted almost verbatim from the Wikipedia article about the film without citing the source.
The first item, that Jefferson "urged local governments to make land available specifically for Christian purposes," is copied verbatim from David Barton's article "The Founders on Public Religious Expression". The only source cited by Barton for this vague claim is an exchange of letters between Jefferson and John Carroll, the Bishop of Baltimore, in 1801.
He wanted the more verbatim, from Jesus.
Verbatim from Fred Stoss for CHMINF-L.
