Sentence examples for substantial quotation from inspiring English sources
Permission for any substantial quotation from Hughes's writing was also withdrawn, and Bate's Unauthorised Life has to grapple with this ban.
So do the substantial quotations from various historical documents that precede each chapter, which function as distracting sidebars to Jiles's story.
Coverage on the Web site of The Times was fast and fairly thorough — a long entry in the Caucus blog, an article including substantial quotations from the speech, more than five minutes of audio reporting and analysis by Kate Phillips, the online politics editor, and full video of the speech and Q. and A. But the story presented challenges for editors of the printed newspaper.
It presents two substantial musical quotations, and each has a specific political implication.
My proposal is that scientists should be permitted to construct papers using a substantial number of direct quotations from the already-published scientific literature.
Schumann is the inspiration behind this substantial collection of miniatures – there's the odd quotation and several clear references to his highly personalised art.
("First-time users" in this quotation from The New York Times is disingenuously misleading. Consider how most patients receive substantial supplies of narcotics in the hospital and may be given extended courses of pain-killers to take home, yet the vast majority don't become addicted).
A substantial part of his work has come down to us, but some treatises are known only indirectly through quotations or translations into Syriac and Arabic.
(Possibly apocryphal quotation).
