Sentence examples for quoted expressions from inspiring English sources
The students' quoted expressions, such as feel like a scientist, we did experiments, and discussed with each other show that inquiry activities were organised and encouraging for students.
The Description Theory of Quotation was introduced in order to guarantee that 'a quoted series of expressions is always a series of quoted expressions' (Geach 1957, p. 82) and not 'a single long word, whose parts have no separate significance' (ibid., p. 82).
The 'identity' component is picked up from the formulation, 'a quoted expression is related to its value by identity: a quoted expression mentions itself'.
He believes that distinct answers to Q1 and Q2 'can be supplemented with any of a series of different answers to' Q3. 5. Note that this characterization of (D2) should be read as neutral over whether it is 'Jim' or the quoted expression, "Jim" that is used to talk about 'Jim'Jim
"With advances in technology, methods of expression have also become more progressive," a representative of the event was quoted saying.
When such a formula is quoted, the expression "A" is still meaningful and expresses the content of a judgement, but the signs "+" and "−" become completely idle.
The laws may be silent during times of war — inter arma silent leges, as the much quoted Latin expression goes — but defense lawyers are not.
Asked about an ongoing government crackdown against the Chinese media, including intensifying efforts to censor the Internet, Mr. Wen said China has freedom of expression but also quoted George Bernard Shaw, saying "Freedom also comes with responsibility".
"As he was taken away, he had the usual cold expression on his face," one neighbor was quoted as saying.
Lombardi said that although the piece captured the general tone of the two men's conversation, "the individual expressions quoted, as they have been reported, cannot be attributed with certainty to the pope".
He was quoting an expression the Chinese sometimes use: "We are very clever".
