Sentence examples for quotation is left from inspiring English sources

Winston Churchill's quotation is left to speak for itself without commentary: "The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries".

Brief quotations are left within the text of the article and placed in quotation marks to distinguish them from the text.

Hence the overriding impression that is left by "The Future": a sense that life and love are being held not merely in suspense but in quotation marks.

Quotation of the Week: "Once you're left of Blair or right of Cameron I don't trust you".

Much was left unsaid in Mr. Wehner's selective quotation.

During the Google Scholar searches, quotations were again used and the "include citations" and "include patents" boxes were left unchecked.

In the quotations, the authors' explanations appear in brackets, … means hesitation and means that some words have been left out.

Box 2 Example quotations about defining who is responsible Defining roles and responsibilities …It's now, I'm leaving, and it's not your responsibility.

You will be leaving with me.... We'll all leave together.' " Mr. Horn says the quotation is evidence that his phone was bugged.

Only one quotation is unattributed.

Or whether a quotation is misrepresented?