Sentence examples for writings out of from inspiring English sources

In the speech, Nixon misquoted Lincoln & used several passages from his writings out of context.

Kadare's French publisher, Claude Durand, has told of how Kadare smuggled some of his writings out of Albania, in 1986, and handed them to Durand, camouflaging them by changing Albanian names and places to German and Austrian ones, and attributing the writing to the West German novelist Siegfried Lenz.

Largely quoting his past writings out of context this summer, Betsy McCaughey, a former lieutenant governor of New York, labeled Dr. Emanuel a "deadly doctor" who believes health care should be "reserved for the nondisabled" — a false assertion that Representative Michele Bachmann, Republican of Minnesota, repeated on the House floor.

During the Dutch occupation Soegijapranata smuggled some of his writings out of the country; the works, later published in Commonweal with the help of George McTurnan Kahin, described Indonesians' daily lives under Dutch rule and called for international condemnation of the occupation.

But more impressive than its exaggerated name are the meticulous, multicolored silkscreen illustrations by Bezalel Schatz that accompany Miller's writings, and the out-of-print book's small edition size of 200.

Unfortunately, each narrative strand is so packed with straight-out-of-writing-class dialogue that the film feels longer than its hour-and-46-minute running time.

The writings of Dorsey helped Bradley try to comprehend the situation he signed up for when, as an out-of-work soccer coach, he accepted the Egyptian challenge.

In that hit piece and in many others they would take out of context my writings, some of which I did fifteen years ago, and portray them as US foreign policy.

Non-Islamists pulled out of the constitution-writing process before it was complete, arguing that their views were not being taken into account.

It was so clear to see the connection between his movement language and the various essays, interviews, poems and other writings in "Dancer Out of Sight".

And there was, supremely, Chesterton the deviser of the craftiest detective stories in the English language (nine-tenths of his writings are currently out of print).