Sentence examples for set of quotation from inspiring English sources

The title of one of his most plainspoken songs, " 'Heroes,' " is suspended in a second set of quotation marks, largely to disrupt any straightforward interpretation.

Amendment was executed to reflect the probable intent of Congress notwithstanding a second set of quotation marks around the text directed to be stricken.

He proved that a joke is, in essence, a floating set of quotation marks; when comedians tell a joke, they are, in effect, quoting themselves (or their writers).

He can express himself powerfully in just a few characters: his blog post on the awarding of the 2010 Nobel peace prize to a dissident, Liu Xiaobo, was merely an empty set of quotation marks.

Vladimir Putin was awarded an advanced degree by the St . PetersburgMining Institute with the help of a dissertation that, as two Brookings researchers discovered, included sixteen stolen pages — and, remarkably, not a single set of quotation marks.

Here, though, these elements seem to have an extra set of quotation marks around them, as if they formed part of a conversation between Amis and his younger self.

A different set of quotations, accurately attested, might have led to a different treatment.

A final segment features a set of quotations in which American political leaders pay tribute to the timeless importance of the Greeks (reminding us of a time when such leaders knew that the Greeks existed).

A title sequence indicates that the video is a presentation of a presentation of a presentation — YouTube clips often come in double, if not triple, sets of quotation marks — and the presenters are not exactly politically neutral.

Tom Hanks narrated Aaron Copland's orchestral setting of quotations from Lincoln, "A Lincoln Portrait".

Woodward sets forth his findings in a this-then-that chronology that relies heavily on accounts of meetings and, especially, on sets of quotations of what was said at meetings.