Sentence examples for quotation begins from inspiring English sources

The stylebook says this: If a quotation begins with a sentence fragment, do not go on to quote one or more full sentences.

The biographer's voice is so blandly in synch with his subject's that, without quotation marks and changes of pronoun, a reader would be hard put to tell where narrative leaves off and interview quotation begins.

The description preceding the quotation begins (82.

(For those unfamiliar, Teilhard de Chardin (1881-1955), whose quotation begins this essay, was a Jesuit paleontologist-priest whose influence on Christian thought, some believe, is second only to that of St . Paul.

The 1748 edition of Clarissa separated speakers with "dashes or new lines", but sometimes placed an opening quotation mark "at the exact point at which a quotation began, with a new 'mark of silence', or closing quotation mark, accompanying it where the quotation ended".

The ticker tape started to lag behind, and as prices fell faster and further, spot quotations began to show shocking collapses in value.

The first sign of conflict came on the evening of May 23rd, when a series of unusual quotations began to crawl across the bottom of television screens tuned to the official news agency of Qatar, a tiny, thumb-shaped emirate on the Persian Gulf.

Comprising a painting with skull and bed, his work is accompanied by the following quotation which begins "For God's sake - quick! - quick! - put me to sleep - or quick! - waken me! - quick! - I say to you that I am dead!" I chose to illustrate the story "The Premature Burial" with a Penguin book-cover painting entitled "Wake Up and Smell the Coffin".

There is a wonderful quotation that begins journalist Fareed Zakaria's new book, In Defense of a Liberal Education, from E. O. Wilson, a world-renowned American biologist.

Mostly, though, I kept thinking about the quotation that began this review.

On Monday, he sent out a corrected transcript, clarifying that the quotation actually began, "I've met more leaders who can't go out and say it all publicly".