Sentence examples similar to unattributed borrowing from inspiring English sources
The conclusion of "A Time for Choosing" quotes Winston Churchill with attribution, yet also borrows or adapts unattributed quotations from Patrick Henry ("life is so dear and peace so sweet"), FDR ("a rendezvous with destiny"), Lincoln ("the last best hope of man on Earth") and Churchill ("a thousand years of darkness").
The accusation on Monday by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign that Senator Barack Obama recently plagiarized a passage from a speech delivered two years ago by a friend has opened a door to charges and countercharges about borrowed phrases and unattributed inspiration in the 2008 campaign.
When it reappeared, the unattributed material was gone.
…with an unattributed play entitled The Revenger's Tragedy (1607).
Its single oddity is that nearly every chapter begins with dialogue that is at first unattributed.
But the magazine opted for the seamless purity and vividness of the unattributed version.
"Anna Karenina" is preceded by an unsettling, unattributed epigraph quote: "Vengeance is mine; I will repay".
Valero Energy rose more than 15 percent on unattributed reports of possible bids for the company.
This article was amended on 6 December 2018 to remove an unattributed statistic.
