Sentence examples for her quotation from inspiring English sources

Although one of Beller's central arguments here is that reduction to observables did not in fact play a role in Heisenberg's discovery of matrix mechanics, this does not come across clearly in this particular quotation of hers; hence I have amended her quotation with "[inaccurately]" to reflect the point she is making in the surrounding passages.

On Wednesday, Mr. Christie referred to her quotation in The Star-Ledger, and said she had done the same thing as Mr. DiVincenzo.

A page of Ms. Anderson's notes, reproduced in the program, lists Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana and simply "the South" (her quotation marks, not ours) as possibilities.

In the winter of 1978, Hecht was at a Harper's Magazine contributors lunch when an editor asked her if she would write a "piece" (her quotation marks) for him -- a nonfiction article.

Her quotation stopped right in the middle of a sentence.

Beneath the poster, her quotation sits in a frame: "We aren't Aunt Jemima women, and I sure to God don't want people to think we are.

Her quotations from other people are often beautiful, or very funny.

Furthermore, these writers, in her quotations of them, often speak enthusiastically of the charismatic leaders, possessors of good narcissism, as "attractive, successful, lovable, and good in bed".

Her quotations are notable for going beyond mere one-liner mimicry or conceptual appropriation; they radically de-Europeanize and contemporize their sources, as Roy Lichtenstein did with his Pop Art versions of Matisse's "Dance," only more so.

Detailed too are the accounts of provisions and armaments; those who remember their Latin can enjoy her quotations from the original, compare her translations and enjoy her commentary on the nuances of mood and meaning.

There's nothing more frightening than your safe haven being threatened by something dark.' Stephen King is her hero - and he has unexpectedly given her a quotation for the cover of The Ancient.