Sentence examples for incomplete quotation from inspiring English sources

Maureen Dowd's column on Sunday, about Ms. Sandberg's plans, repeated the incomplete quotation from the news article.

Correction: November 5, 2000, Sunday Because of an editing error, an article on Oct. 22 about energy research gave an incomplete quotation from Dr. John P. Holdren, a professor of environmental science at Harvard.

A front-page article on Monday about changes in the public profiles of politicians since Sept. 11 included an incomplete quotation from Tommy G. Thompson, secretary of health and human services, who has been dogged by a remark he made after a Florida man came down with anthrax.

Correction: November 21 , 2001 Wednesday A front-page article on Monday about changes in the public profiles of politicians since Sept. 11 included an incomplete quotation from Tommy G. Thompson, secretary of health and human services, who has been dogged by a remark he made after a Florida man came down with anthrax.

"The DOJ's case is based on fictions and incomplete quotations.

The film is rife with out-of-context and incomplete quotations from Mr. Kerry and other antiwar veterans.

Parts of the incomplete quotations were repeated in an article on Sunday about the nation's minimal experience with anthrax.

"No one!" Capital is a tribute to, and cover version of, German philosopher and critic Walter Benjamin's The Arcades Project, a legendarily incomplete patchwork of quotations and ruminations about mid-19th-century Paris – structured around topics such as boredom, collection, prostitution – that offered a wholly original way of thinking about modernity and urbanism.

Correction: August 24 , 2002 Saturday An article on Monday about Muslim attitudes toward the coming anniversary of Sept. 11 gave an incomplete context for a quotation by Talib Abdur-Rashid, imam of the Mosque of Islamic Brotherhood in Harlem.

A front-page article yesterday about the nomination of Alberto R. Gonzales to be attorney general included an incomplete version of a quotation from a memo by Mr. Gonzales or his aides that his critics contend opened the door to the mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib.

First, the quotation was incomplete.