Sentence examples for quotation is made from inspiring English sources

1. References to quotations from Burke's writings and speeches have not been given, in order to save space, if the source is obvious, i.e. where quotation is made from a well-known work identified in the text.

In that case the previous decisions of this court, sustaining this proposition, were cited with approval, and a quotation was made from the opinion of the Supreme Court of Maine justifying the legislation under the conditions prevailing in that state.

Risk quotation was made through scales about frequency, seriousness and control of the risks, concerning each risk of the patient's process.

According to the museum, the decision to remove the quotation was made because of its potential to cause confusion.

The real historical truth — without quotation marks — was made public with the partial declassification of Soviet archives after 1991.

These notes (indicated by quotation marks) were made either by Comstock or Roberta Blanshard, a close friend who helped Comstock organize her papers.

Behind reception is one of many Shankly quotations: "Liverpool was made for me and I was made for Liverpool".

It conducted a thorough investigation into many of the ills of modern journalism – although having worked with some of those who are depicted, I should say that it also showed how even verbatim quotations can be made to twist things subtly.

He went on to castigate Mr. Bush for his "silence" on the matter, saying, "What can you expect of someone who once claimed, and I quote, 'There's no such thing as being too closely aligned to the oil business in West Texas'?" The quotation from Mr. Bush was made in a 1978 Congressional campaign.

Even the quotations from early texts are made to seem as old and odd as possible.

Mitchell was scrupulous not to foreground his own opinion or to judge; the stories are, without exception, however, profound examples of the writer's ability to move and engage and amuse the reader, simply through the skill and care with which observations are made and quotations are put down.