Sentence examples for extensive quotation from inspiring English sources

Mitchell practiced what he called a "wild exactitude," and his style is hard to describe except by extensive quotation.

(It's extensive quotation, too. Sorry about that, but one wants to do justice to investment letters of this sort).

And to that end, Judge Walker's 136-page opinion lays a rich factual record, with extensive quotation of expert testimony from the lengthy trial.

It comes especially close in Wright's angular strain of postmodern poetry, which draws on refractive techniques now a hundred years old: collage, extensive quotation, multiplicity of voice and tone, found material, and, often, a non-authorial, disinterested stance.

The story of Stalin's defeat of his opponents in the succession struggle is told in familiar terms, and Kotkin adds little by way of political analysis, though his account is enlivened by extensive quotation from the raucous politburo debates that first became accessible to historians after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Menezes also notes that Palsikar's extensive quotation of The Upanishads made a significant impression on Gaitonde.

It is dense, with almost every paragraph broken up by extensive quotations.

Although Hay tries to turn Melville and his friend Nathaniel Hawthorne into real characters through extensive quotations from their letters, these sections only intermittently crackle with felt life.

He painted erotic visions with a reverence for the naked heroic body and extensive quotations of the physically explicit art of Renaissance Italy.

Even for a Chinese Mandarin reader (Mandarin is based on Beijing dialect), Yan's extensive quotations and footnotes at the end of every chapter present a serious challenge.

Although the original has been lost, extensive quotations from it survive in the works of the later Greek writers Strabo, Diodorus, and Arrian.