Jackson said that 42% of genuine quotes result in a booking, and 50% of those bookings result in return bookings within 90 days.
In a laudable desire for historical authenticity, Bragg recreates his sermons by using snippets of genuine quotes from the excommunicate chaplain's own letters: unfortunately, these are cryptic and tame moral aphorisms that give no idea of the visceral appeal to heart and soul that inspired the rebels to leave their homes and take up arms.
In most cases, corner quotes really indicate formal terms for Gödel numbers of sentences, and are not genuine quotation marks in the usual sense (e.g., denoting the expression 'inside' them).
Take one look at Nichols' new body of work titled Flow my tears and the genuine impact of this quote becomes readily apparent.
He quotes a genuine fragment of Archytas (Fr. 1 Huffman) in support of the special position of these four sciences.
But the chapter epigraph that quotes from a genuine news article that appeared in The Guardian of London, which describes rape being used by gangs as a method of intimidation, anchors the Lucy subplot in depressing reality.
We should find genuine need for celebration," he is quoted as saying in the Vanguard, a popular Lagos-based daily.
"There is genuine disappointment – not just for a silly quote – that there's not more Irish fans getting to the game," Keane said.
Ajami honors and respects their dedication, their optimism and their genuine desire to improve Iraq, and he quotes whole pages from their e-mail messages.
Even if he was not a genuine ideologue, he became an opportunistic one, quoting Ivan Ilyin, Konstantin Leontiev, Nikolai Berdyayev, and other conservative philosophers to give his own pronouncements a sense of continuity.
