Below are examples of quotations from the respondents describing their experiences of the written feedback/ contract signing process, with effects (M5-M8) and evaluations (a1, a2).
Below are some examples of quotations you might consider including: One word frees us of all the weight and pain of life: That word is love.
Examples of relevant quotations will be used to illustrate some of the themes identified.
Example of a quotation that comes with a question mark: Alice said "but where will I go?" (24).
Similarly, punctuation marks are regularised – for example, all forms of quotation marks are converted to single character (a vertical bar).
Other examples of the use of quotation marks - it might be said that using them is another way of saying "so-called".
Examples of the respondents' quotations on the peer-review process with effects (M5-M8) and evaluations (a1, a2) are described below.
Examples of the respondents quotations used to describe their experiences of the self-assessment process, with both effects (M1-M4) and evaluations (a1, a2) are provided below.
The feeling that the top of your head has been taken off, a definition of what makes a quote quotable that Shapiro takes from Emily Dickinson (who took it, basically, from Kant and Burke, who took it from Longinus a nice example of the sociology of quotation), is a feeling that readers of poetry expect from every poem they read.
The feeling that the top of your head has been taken off, a definition of what makes a quote quotable that Shapiro takes from Emily Dickinson (who took it, basically, from Kant and Burke, who took it from Longinus — a nice example of the sociology of quotation), is a feeling that readers of poetry expect from every poem they read.
