Sentence examples for make direct quotation of from inspiring English sources

They appeal to the intellect rather than the libido, and often make direct quotation of earlier works of art history, particularly Renaissance sculpture and Baroque printmaking.

In a review of Mr. Kramer's "Notta Sonata," from 1993, Allan Kozinn of The New York Times noted the droll titles of its first two movements -- "Notta First Movement" and "Also Not a First Movement" -- and praised the way Mr. Kramer hinted at the work of other composers without making direct quotations of their works.

The score makes direct quotations from Shostakovich's 15th Symphony, which Lynch had been listening to regularly while writing the screenplay.

Smetana's musical treatment makes considerable use of traditional Bohemian dance forms such as the polka and furiant, although he largely avoids the direct quotation of folksong.

Then, at the end, flute and orchestra tumble headlong into a direct quotation of Bach's famous Badinerie.

But the court also made clear that only significant, direct quotations of the "dramatic focal points" of a book before publication constituted a violation.

The translation of Montaigne's Essays in 1603 gave further currency, range, and finesse to such thought, and Shakespeare was one of many who read them, making direct and significant quotations in The Tempest.

Direct quotations of some of the interview contents supporting this implication are presented below.

Direct quotations of opinions that summarised major themes or captured the attitudes of several participants have been given.

Information was manually recorded by the moderators and the direct quotations of the important statements and phrases were immediately recorded.

Direct quotations within the main texts were also disregarded, as were any connections made between the direct quotation and the sentences preceding and following the quotation.