To enhance the trustworthiness of the data, sessions were audio taped and transcribed, disconfirming evidence was consciously searched and thick descriptions were provided of participants' thoughts and feelings via quotations and examples to confirm themes and patterns.
Its cast of characters maps out a series of happenings that were always going to be most effectively evoked via direct quotation.
"Manifest intertextuality" applies when specific other texts are drawn upon in a text, typically via explicit quotation in the form of direct or indirect speech.
But he also links it, via the quotation from Aquinas, to the doctrine of universal hylomorphism.[22] Again, E. A. Synan [1993], p. 236, refers to Aquinas's denial that there can be a plurality of substantial forms in any given substance, and calls it a "rejection of one half of the binarium famosissimum".
These opinions are portrayed via direct quotations from interview participants.
It was Margaret Willes, the author of a superb new history of gardening, who led me to this quotation via a piece in the magazine of the London Library.
This year, students can respond to a Virginia Woolf quotation via the platform of their choice: video, prose, blog, digital portfolio, slam poetry.
Isn't it beautiful, in the quoted passage, the way the narrator turns at the end, and without pausing to breathe bends the long sentence, via the anachronistic quotation from Tsvetayeva, back to himself?
Springsteen in quotation marks?
Preceded by quotation from N.Y.
It lives in quotation marks.
