One of her favorite documents is a two-page list of quotations defending the syrup, which she has culled from various media sources.
The temptation is to string up a list of quotations as long as the book - Baker's sentences perform their stately dances with a grace that relies on finely balanced subordinate clauses, and that takes up quite a bit of room.
See Urmson, "Plato and the Poets," pp. 231-233, for a striking list of quotations to this effect, including the lines from Dylan Thomas quoted at the start of this essay.
27 For the qualitative analysis of transcripts, a list of quotations was generated.
Keep a list of quotations as you take research notes, and star your favorites to return later.
Before today's "Bushisms," there were compiled lists of Barry quotations, some real, most imagined, that proliferated in an effort to expose the dangers of giving power or representation to the black proletariat.
A list of Lawrence quotations is very moving.
A long list of quirky quotations, assembled by the book's editor, Jennifer Sigler, runs down the left-side margin.
In choosing this particular entry from the "wiki-desperate" list of political quotations, Alexander effectively admitted that the knives were out for Ed.
"Sort of pleasant" was unbridgeably distant from "bottled poetry" (Robert Louis Stevenson), "constant proof that God loves us" (Benjamin Franklin), and "one of the indices of civilization" (Clifton Fadiman, who makes at least one appearance in every list of wine quotations).
"She might not be the best looking lady we ended up taking home but it was still very pleasant," he said, as part of his entry into football's all-time list of humorous quotations.
