Sentence examples for outright quotation from inspiring English sources
Schiller's debts to Shakespeare take many forms -- literary allusion, outright quotation and patterns of metaphor among them.
As soon as it was published, Sokal fessed up in another journal (Lingua Franca, May 1996), revealing that his article was a sham, describing it as "a pastiche of Left-wing cant, fawning references, grandiose quotations, and outright nonsense... structured around the silliest quotations [by postmodernist academics] he could find about mathematics and physics".
More than a dozen Lehrer posts -- chosen both by Wired editors and Seife -- reportedly contained examples of recycling, press-release plagiarism, outright plagiarism, "issues with quotations" and other factual problems.
The longstanding policy was discontinued, they wrote in a letter to readers, because "sometimes the quotations are rejected outright or are rewritten to mean just the opposite of what the administrator said in the recorded interview".
Why the quotation marks around "drunk"? It's as if Spender were afraid that by labelling the Consul outright as a sot he would deprive him of all other dimension.
And what wasn't copied outright from drag queens or clones or butch lesbians or transvestites or leather daddies eventually found its way into high fashion as quotation.
Many rejected it outright.
("Outright knavery," Lomax complained).
