Sentence examples for clear quotation from inspiring English sources

In the writing of Abner we don't have any clear quotation from this commentary.

Hickey does a great job of showing how picture after picture is a footnote to an almost clear quotation of Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Diebenkorn, Rothko, Pollock.

(The sleaziest part of the sleazy RNC ad was to use Obama's clear quotation - "The people of Berlin have spoken" - as if it were written by Obama in 2008, not Reuter in 1948).

The bad news is clear: these quotations are separated by 50 years, yet there has been no progress on the issue.

The essay should have made clear that the quotation came from a news article by McClatchy Newspapers.

However, it is not clear that the quotation from his 1988 bestseller, A Brief History of Time, which is produced as evidence of this alleged theological U-turn, was intended by Hawking in anything other than a metaphorical sense.

The Mail makes it clear with those quotation marks exactly where it stands on plans by the Communication Workers Unionn (CWU) to ballot its members on whether to boycott letters handled by rival companies.

The report's authors are sympathetic to the dilemma, but not to its outcome: "There is a tension in magazine and narrative editing between crafting a readable story — a story that flows — and providing clear attribution of quotations and facts.

The report's authors are sympathetic to the dilemma, but not to its outcome: "There is a tension in magazine and narrative editing between crafting a readable story a story that flows and providing clear attribution of quotations and facts.

The authors write, "There is a tension in magazine and narrative editing between crafting a readable story -- a story that flows -- and providing clear attribution of quotations and facts".

As is clear from the next quotation, the background information is rutinely collected not only from the patient, but also in other ways.