Sentence examples for original quotation from inspiring English sources

The quotation, attributed to a law enforcement official, was replaced with another from the same interview because the original quotation created the erroneous impression that the official was saying Julian Assange would not be arrested if he came to the United States.

If you don't agree, consider this cut version I found while looking up the original quotation — I'm assuming poor memory or terrible hurry or both is responsible for it: "If we could hear the squirrel's heartbeat, the sound of the grass growing, we should die of that roar".

For instance, the original quotation for the introns-early theory is given to Gilbert's 86 paper on RNA world and to a review from Gilbert and colleagues in Cell (also from 86).

The same anecdotes are repeated, often in similar words, drawing on the same range of "original" quotations.

(Unsurprisingly, few of Rove's confidants appear by name in this book, and the only original quotations from Rove appear to be drawn from interviews he agreed to for "Bush's Brain").

Codes connected to original quotations in the source material provided traceability or grounding.

The experts were provided with the label of the respective category, a definition of the category, and all original quotations coded into this category.

Due to the low response rate of 20% (n = 13) we received feedback on only 13%9898) of the 781 original quotations in the 75 references that we identified as text that describes one or several reasons in the systematic review.

One might also argue that even when the survey form was long, it should be easy for an author to understand the original quotations from her/his own paper.

This paper is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Tomatis – eminent scientist, scholar, teacher, humanitarian, and public health champion - and includes many perspectives that he promoted throughout his career, with original quotations from some of his scientific writings on primary prevention of environmental cancer.

19 The canon of ejusdem generis "limits general terms [that] follow specific ones to matters similar to those specified". CSX Transp., Inc. v. Alabama Dept. of Revenue, 562 U. S. ___, ___ (2011) (slip op., at 16) (alteration in original; internal quotation marks omitted).