The movements, each a response to a biblical quotation, have boldly episodic structures.
Mr. Wallace, in an e-mail response to a reporter's questions, disputed the quotation.
The above quotation is from the response to a recent Equal Opportunity investigation issued by Brigadier General Theodore Martin, the Commandant of Cadets.
(TD4, supervisor) (quotation e) [In response to a question by the supervisor about the assessment of a mammary tumor:] It was so tender to the touch that it made me think it could hardly be a tumour, and it felt very smooth.
An article on Friday about a decision by Sallie Mae, the nation's largest private student-loan provider, to change its forbearance fee policy in response to an online petition, included a quotation by the petition's author, Stef Gray, that misstated one aspect of personal bankruptcy.
Such comments, presumably, were in response to several quotations cited by me from speeches of Dr. King, America's most prominent African-American, relevant to the success of non-violent disobedience in Tahrir Square.
4. Write a reflective essay in response to two Andrew Carnegie quotations regarding the obligation of the wealthy to help those less fortunate.
In response to the conference call, Phil Singer, a spokesman for Mrs. Clinton, pointed to a quotation from David Gergen, an adviser in the Clinton White House, saying that Mrs. Clinton was "extremely unenthusiastic" about Nafta.
(21, Nick Griffin) Directed to Nick Griffin, the question was in reference to a quotation attributed to him.
Each category was attributed to a quotation [ 16].
The responses shown in Table 4 support this gendered typology of preferences.> -wrap-foot> Words added by the authors to a quotation to improve the reader's understanding are indicated in square brackets.
