Sentence examples for quotation only from inspiring English sources

This Piano Quintet is a piece with its own personality: its basic tune comes to sound like a quotation only after having been thoroughly established and explored, and it even makes sonata form sound like a fresh invention.

One company floundered because it answered requests for quotations only once every three months.

As a result, you should use direct quotations only when the information cannot be meaningfully rephrased in any other way.

After about a month, the subjects again rated the same quotation but with the true author only listed below the quotation.

I dunno about that; capitalization is not necessary in coinage, and quotation marks only would suggest an earlier use.

Mr. Edwards appears frequently on screen, but no mention is made of the public battle between him and Owens over Owens's criticism of the black-power salutes delivered at the 1968 Olympics, or of the Owens quotation, "The only time the black fist has significance is when there's money inside".

A contextomized quotation not only prompts audiences to form a false impression of the source's intentions, but can contaminate subsequent interpretation of the quote when it is restored to its original context.

The background papers prepared for the Technical Workshop-accessible from the WB website [ 3], but still marked "not available for citation or quotation -have only recently begun to translate into the academic literature [ 16].

Not only shorter quotations, but also longer ones, are without references, for example, the quotations from Vayda and Schulte Nordholt.

It is enclosed by latticework and semiopaque sheeting, adorned with inspirational quotations, that only partly obscure the surrounding trade center bathtub.

Although the meetings' sessions were closed to the news media, an International Herald Tribune reporter was given exclusive access on the condition that direct quotations were only used with permission from the speaker.