Sentence examples for excerpt support from inspiring English sources

The use of intertextual references in this excerpt support the explicit evaluative lexis used, and point to the fact that engagement devices, rather than specifically attitudinal lexis, operate in these texts to invoke evaluative stances towards not only people and objects, but also propositions (c.f. Hunston &Thompson 2000, Ch1).

Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain first referred to the interview in November during a speech in which he cited excerpts to support the West's case that Mr. bin Laden was responsible for the attacks.

Carefully choosing excerpts to support my case (yes, the Stone Roses did it pretty well) I give you Northside's Take Five (although the setting of Boston's More Than a Feeling to a baggy beat is at least more spirited than I remember).

So, while retrieving the middle terms that lie along these reasoning pathways is a simpler computational task than searching for an endpoint such as lovastatin, the presentation of such pathways and the excerpts that support them in a manner conducive to human review presents further challenges we are attempting to address in our ongoing work.

Here's an excerpt: Characteristics that support the Aaa rating and that formed the basis of our decision to confirm the rating include the following: 1.

The excerpt below demonstrates the support that health workers expressed.

For purposes of readability, we have also included essential excerpts of interviews to support our data analysis within the main article and – where appropriate – refer to relevant sections of the Annex III (Additional file 3) for additional quotes.

For purposes of readability, we have included essential excerpts of interviews to support our data analysis within the main article and refer to relevant sections of the Additional file 2 for additional quotes where appropriate.

In addition to the planned excerpts, the troupe, supported by a full orchestra, will take audience requests.

Tolle, a spiritual teacher and author of the book The Power of Now, gave an explanation of a fresh approach recently in a video excerpt entitled "How We Can Support Others".

This process encouraged us to return to the original transcripts to expand information in the matrix, often inserting brief excerpts of raw text to support interpretations.