Sentence examples for only one quotation from inspiring English sources

Cooke carries only one quotation from the speech, and not one of the famous ones, but he praises the content and delivery, saying that, without a quaver, Kennedy delivered "the simple, rolling cadences of what is certainly one of the simplest and most eloquent of inaugural speeches".

Only one quotation is unattributed.

This might seem surprising for a composer known for appropriating and recycling the material of other composers: in fact, in my score there are no found musical objects and only one direct quotation - from my own work.

The mottoes of some states include the word "God," the opinion said, but Ohio's is the only one that contains a direct quotation from either the Old or New Testament of the Christian Bible.

We've found only one lender to give us a quotation.

Of the four hundred and thirty-five members of the House of Representatives, Barney Frank is the only one whose public remarks have been collected in a book of quotations ("Frank Talk: The Wit and Wisdom of Barney Frank," published in 2006).

The protagonist, Cheryl, a recent college graduate who was "the only one"—the only black student at the school and her friends are all given the labels " 'white ' " or " 'negro' " by Collins, in explicitly ironic quotation marks.

The genius of Leonardo da Vinci was to keep only one trunk, head and neck for two pairs of limbs: scapular and pelvic; to make the circle tangent to the lower edge of the square; to adjust a few features of the quotation for the equilibrium of the whole figure; and of course to bring his incredible skill as a drawer (one of the best of his century).

If a finding/quotation characterizes a minority opinion or occurred in only one or a few of the groups, it is specifically indicated.

For most findings, one quotation was selected that best represented overall findings.

No more than one quotation from each participant will be referenced in the text.