Over the next two decades or so, the word was used in nine Supreme Court decisions, typically in quotations of something a criminal had said.
The Gospel of the Ebionites is one of several Jewish Christian gospels, along with the Gospel of the Hebrews and the Gospel of the Nazarenes; all survive only as fragments in quotations of the early Church Fathers.
I am grateful to Dr. Joseph Fail of our Editorial Board for pointing out an omission in my quotation of a famous paragraph by Theodosius Dobzhansky, in which he extends the metaphor of adaptive peaks to explain the evolutionary history of the diversity of life.
The attribution, though not in direct quotation of a full sentence, was to George W. Bush himself in the week before he became his party's nominee.
Brancusi's art, in its quotation of Romanian folklore, is sometimes reduced to terms such as "primitivism".
Samuel Beckett used the image of the clown in Waiting for Godot to create a parable on the absurdity of the human predicament, perhaps in direct quotation of vaudeville traditions.
The opinions expressed by most of the respondents on the influence of economic status are encapsulated in the quotation of a 15-19 year old male.
Because it was handwritten by Virgil Abloh of Off-White, who has styled everything in quotation marks as of late (see Serena's US Open apparel that he designed).
Abloh "has styled everything in quotation marks as of late," Rouse wrote, acknowledging the concerns were "not something lost on me".
Science Exchange now has links to 1,000 labs and has handled $43.6m in quotations, $21.5m of that in the first nine months of 2014.
