Sentence examples for makes direct quotations from inspiring English sources
The score makes direct quotations from Shostakovich's 15th Symphony, which Lynch had been listening to regularly while writing the screenplay.
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.
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.
It makes direct line cuts.
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.
Never make direct eye contact.
After intense negotiations, Sir John Chilcot, who has been leading the inquiry since 2009, has agreed with the Cabinet Office that the gist of the conversation can be made public, but direct quotations from the notes will be kept to "a minimum necessary for the inquiry to articulate its conclusions".
But the court also made clear that only significant, direct quotations of the "dramatic focal points" of a book before publication constituted a violation.
Since I do not believe l can express my opinions in more lucid terms I shall make a number of direct quotations.
Notes of the interviews were made during the interview, with direct quotations in the language used, but translated by the interviewers prior to analysis.
