In the Port Clyde exhibition, Sally MacVane, the gallery director, placed quotations from Zero next to some of the artwork.
RadioTheater's first Lovecraft festival, a cult hit in the East Village, featured many of his early works, along with a few carefully placed quotations about scaring.
The publisher replied: How about placing quotation marks around the offensive words?
But TechCrunch immediately cast doubt on how voluntary the move was, placing quotation marks around the word "deciding" in the headline "'Deciding' to Move On".
But the ad places quotation marks around the words "scorched earth," which also appear on the screen, implying that Mr. Florio had uttered them.
Mainland officials have recently toned down their demands for the return of what they consider to be stolen goods, but the state-run media still insist on placing quotation marks around National Palace Museum as if to question its existence.
It's not long in conversation with saxophonist and composer Tim Garland before it seems necessary to place quotation marks around the words "jazz" and "classical", particularly when discussing his latest work, the Double Concerto for Percussion and Saxophone.
L. 114 94, § 3012(2)(A)(i), which directed substitution of section 5338(f) for "section 5338(i)" without placing quotation marks around the language to be substituted, was executed by substituting "section 5338(f)" for "section 5338(i)", to reflect the probable intent of Congress.
Whereas "Marienbad" mocked such dramas of marital infidelity by turning them into a plotless absurdity, "Melo" and "Smoking/No Smoking" (making its New York premiere) are gentle and even affectionate in their approach, doing no more violence to the material than is required by placing quotation marks around it.
