719 Sentences With "quotation"

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Everything in Wright is "twice transfigured" in this way, a quotation of a quotation, an image of an image. from New Yorker
I placed the word "collusion" in quotation marks because right in the opening of his report, Mueller places the word in quotation marks. from The Hill
The limit for quotation and auction methods will be within the total limit currently set for transactions carried out via quotation method, it said. from Reuters
Ms. Trump's "Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success" is full of bullet-point lists, meaningless business-speak and inspirational quotation after inspirational quotation. from The New York Times
We prefer to avoid quotation marks as they can be confusing; quotation marks are often used within clues themselves — in titles, or when indicating a spoken phrase. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Welcome to Puerto Rico. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "The economy has grown. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Fallen angels suffer most. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Ladies love the sombrero. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "I cried when I heard. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "You may get a tweet. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "We called it Sharpie therapy. from The New York Times
DO — USE QUOTATION MARKS WITH DIALOGUE Please do this. from The New York Times
The home furnishings retailer says it'll provide potential customers with everything they need to go solar as quickly as possible including a free quotation, a home survey, quotation approval and final installation. from TechCrunch
To me, the altered quotation from Feynman is endlessly suggestive. from Wired
I wanted to borrow their work almost as a quotation. from Vice
The quotation has been removed because it contained several errors. from New Yorker
An earlier version of this article attributed a quotation incorrectly. from The New York Times
One had a quotation from a prosecutor deriding Trump University. from The New York Times
What is the quotation, and why did you pick it? from The New York Times
Love those quotation marks around the word 'journalist,' I thought. from Vice
" • Quotation of the day "There's Japanese owners, there's Chinese owners. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Tuberculosis is the shadow of misery. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "I no longer have a family. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "I haven't seen babies, per se. from The New York Times
An earlier version also misattributed a quotation about D.J. Durkin. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "He knew what he was doing. from The New York Times
In the section leading up to the clipped internet quotation from New Republic
The article also rendered incorrectly a quotation by Ms. Branson. from The New York Times
Falstaff, again without quotation marks, is an Italian bank executive. from The New York Times
How can using quotation marks help make searches more targeted? from The New York Times
This brief book is dense with quotation — but necessarily so. from The New York Times
Appropriately, his lecture began with a quotation from Albert Einstein. from The New York Times
Because of his quotation marks, apparently -- he put "wiretap" in quotes. from CNN
Google offers links to some quotation websites, but they're generally unreliable. from Wired
A quotation from another 19th-century French writer comes to mind. from The New York Times
Lloyd Doggett (D-Texas) held up Trump's quotation on a poster. from The Hill
In his tweet, Trump surrounded "intelligence" with apparently mocking quotation marks. from The Hill
Type in "winver" (without quotation marks) and press the Enter key. from The New York Times
Find me a quotation about young people, loneliness, and social media. from New Republic
An earlier version of this editorial misattributed a quotation about clemency. from The New York Times
Ms. Blair wrote in that entry a direct quotation from Mrs. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "We're a cross section of New York. from The New York Times
An earlier version also rendered incorrectly a quotation from Joe Girardi. from The New York Times
It also omitted a word in a quotation from that lecture. from The New York Times
Let's work on the pipeline, not some kind of quotation quota. from The New York Times
A previous version had an editing mistake that misattributed the quotation. from The Hill
And indeed, the quotation can be found in many different forms. from The New York Times
One of the early Sire Records promotional shirts had "Ramones" in quotation marks, which is honestly endlessly funny to me, and I now despise every band that doesn't have their name in quotation marks on their shirts. from Vice
The bank currently holds 1-week swap transactions via a quotation method. from Reuters
One of D'Amour's favorite tricks has been quotation from modern classical realms. from Vice
Higher Education, Trump's use of quotation marks actually suggests the insecurity of from New Republic
Correction: An earlier version of this story misattributed a quotation to Sasse. from The Hill
At the base of the sculpture was a quotation from the Rev. from The New York Times
But they all have the implied quotation marks, the ridiculous-fabulous tone. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "These were all block and stucco houses — gone. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Canada is once again a progressive global leader. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "I am stunned that this is happening again. from The New York Times
An opening quotation from H.P. Lovecraft signals that explanations won't be forthcoming. from The New York Times
" In many ways, he wrote, "that quotation is offensive to sausage makers. from The New York Times
More than once, she uses the same quotation to illustrate different points. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "People don't come here to have a baby. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "The message he's sending is: Don't cross me. from The New York Times
The site's home page bears a quotation, which he attributes to himself. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this article misstated a quotation by LeBron James. from The New York Times
In a recent e-mail, Bertelsen put the name in quotation marks. from New Yorker
An earlier version of this article misstated a quotation from Mariah Carey. from The New York Times
MAGAZINE An article on June 23 about hypersonic missiles misattributed a quotation. from The New York Times
For Maha Akhtar, whose sign bore a quotation from newly elected Rep. from Vox
Senator, and I put that in quotation marks, you're a f**king phony. from TMZ
In the cited quotation, the government also dubs the decree "proportionate and competitive". from TechCrunch
Now, since I've returned to dance, quotation is almost entirely what I utilize. from Hyperallergic
So it isn't surprising that people would take Trump's quotation marks as just from New Republic
Which quotation or image stands out for you as particularly affecting or meaningful? from The New York Times
Consider the following quotation from the minutes of a November 1937 Fed meeting. from The Hill
Chunks of poetry, essays and correspondence run together in a slurry of quotation. from The New York Times
That quotation was shared with me in the initial hours after the shooting. from The New York Times
Does she not realize the difference between a quotation mark and an apostrophe? from Refinery 29
In a typical Žižek move, this really isn't the whole quotation from Jameson. from Vice
" • Quotation of the day "The Turkish lira is like ice in hot weather. from The New York Times
The earlier version also omitted a word in a quotation from that lecture. from The New York Times
The hymn's lyrics, though, are a quotation from another part of the Bible. from Vox
" • Quotation of the day "There's so much pressure to be a perfect immigrant. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "We are a baby Flint — or a Flint coming. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "People think twice about even buying an ice cream. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "His dad doesn't get to see him being joyful. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this briefing misattributed a quotation about Justice Anthony Kennedy. from The New York Times
Off-White is known for its quotation marks around words, as pictured above. from Business Insider
" • Quotation of the day "We didn't know if it was real or not. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "If you claim the rise, you own the fall. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "I'm gonna be just fine, so let 'er blow. from The New York Times
The quotation came from Beckett's play "Waiting for Godot," which debuted in 1953. from Politico
An earlier version of this article included an incorrect quotation by Inès Seddiki. from The New York Times
O'Brien's conversation often turns to literary quotation—and, at times, to lively misquotation. from New Yorker
An earlier version of this article misattributed a quotation about the Kabul attack. from The New York Times
A quotation in an earlier version of this article was published in error. from The New York Times
In its own way, the quotation also explains a lot about divorce. 2. from The New York Times
The market also reflects positively to the increased quotation from these 2 giants. from CNBC
Quotation and booking has also been digitised, with the FreightHub founder claiming that it is the only freight forwarding player in Europe offering real time quotation and booking on its platform for sea, air, and rail, between Asia and Europe. from TechCrunch
"He's a front-runner with quotation marks," Scholten said of the former vice president. from CNN
Putting quotation marks around your search helps you find exactly that word or phrase. from Business Insider
CORRECTION: This story has been updated to remove quotation marks around the word liar. from CNN
My quotation about Hitler was inappropriate, and I would like to take it back. from CNN
"All of the power of Off-White is in the quotation marks," he says. from Vox
That sentence is a quotation from Chief Justice Roberts's opinion in the census case. from The New York Times
These clichés sit uneasily beside such literary affectations as the absence of quotation marks. from New Yorker
The article also misstated in some editions part of a quotation from Mr. Moore. from The New York Times
Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation. from Mashable
Do you think that it's important who came up with a quotation like that? from Vice
But it seemed like it was inevitable, which made me think of the quotation. from Vox
Especially if the number is presented in quotation marks or as fantasy, or both. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "I haven't seen all the shows, because I'm making them. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "North Korean propaganda is in a category all its own. from The New York Times
" An earlier version of this article misattributed the quotation, "We are weirdly extroverted introverts. from The New York Times
It's not the first time Ms. Trump has incorrectly described a quotation as Chinese. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Some coaches play golf, shoot reindeer, whatever — everybody has something. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this article misattributed a quotation about Justice Anthony M. Kennedy. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "I don't want to tell you, 'Your kid has cancer. from The New York Times
Correction: The headline of this story was updated to correctly reflect Kennedy's exact quotation. from CNN
A crayon image of Nazi fighter planes now has a quotation from Marcel Proust. from The New York Times
Luce writes in fluid prose, moving from a telling statistic to a striking quotation. from The New York Times
With quotation marks, that is the name of one of Verdi's best-known operas. from The New York Times
Does the quotation evoke any imagery or bring up an emotional response for you? from The New York Times
If the clue does not have quotation marks, it is looking for a definition. from The New York Times
CORRECTION: This story has been updated to provide the correct quotation for Leo Saldanha. from CNN
So we will pay attention to if Comcast will increase its quotation further more. from CNBC
" • Quotation of the day "The holiday windows are considered a gift to the city. from The New York Times
I won't spoil today's quotation here, I'll link to an odd rendition of it. from The New York Times
"Quotation Painting" (1997), for instance, looks like two posters of different kinds of coral. from Hyperallergic
Note: The quotation by Hegel comes from his Aesthetics: Lectures on Fine Art, trans. from Hyperallergic
While Tom Fiedler, one of the Herald reporters, said that he read that quotation only after he set off for Washington to stake out Hart's home, other Herald journalists say they saw the Dionne article and the quotation before deciding on the stakeout. from The New York Times
This week I did the crossword first, so I should have been tuned in for an appearance by RUDOLPH and his crew, not just in the clues but in the quotation and the title of the book that the quotation came from. from The New York Times
If you print that, you have to put that in, like, dozens of quotation marks. from Vox
Quotation length is capped at 600 characters to ensure readability (and curtail any copyright concerns). from TechCrunch
At bedtime, a handwritten card, with an inspiring quotation, greeted us atop our canopy bed. from The New York Times
Correction: This piece misattributed a quotation to Plath that actually belonged to Maya Angelou. Apologies. from Economist
Disclaimer Correction: This article has been updated to accurately reflect a quotation of Jason Ware. from CNBC
A quotation from a newspaper editor also erroneously linked the law to the SoCalGas leak. from The New York Times
The Spurs released a statement highlighting his achievements, but without a quotation from the player. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this article misattributed a quotation about a proposed rule on arbitration. from The New York Times
Her best friend found a quotation from Hans Christian Andersen, and that met with approval. from The New York Times
He kept a quotation from President John F. Kennedy framed in his Times Square office. from The New York Times
Heel turn is in quotation marks because in no way was it a successful turn. from Vice
" • Quotation of the day "It's kind of been the longest-running version of 'Mean Girls. from The New York Times
After the school refused that quotation, it also refused her second choice, Professor Dauber said. from The New York Times
"Typically we treat it as a slang or jargon or colloquialism," rendered with quotation marks. from The New York Times
" Camp, she wrote, "sees everything in quotation marks"; it "converts the serious into the frivolous. from The New York Times
It was unclear why Mr. Trump put quotation marks around his own name and title. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "I'm like, how can I be negligent for kissing my girl? from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Planes and trains are called a choke point for a reason. from The New York Times
A judge there recently bore out the vibrancy of a quotation favored by the Rev. from The New York Times
But he seems to have relied on the same on-the-record quotation since Feb. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this article misattributed a quotation related to a report on harassment. from The New York Times
" The press release included a quotation from Seagal stating that he endorsed the ICO "wholeheartedly. from CNN
After marrying a tree planter in Boca Grande, Grace "retired" (quotation marks hers) from anthropology. from New Yorker
Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article attributed a quotation incorrectly. from The New York Times
And a quotation from Mr. Mnuchin's Senate confirmation hearings was rendered incorrectly in some copies. from The New York Times
CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly attribute a quotation from an Alaska resident. from CNN
An earlier version of this article included a quotation that referred incorrectly to Gina Haspel. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Like Celine Dion, poutine was once mocked and underappreciated in Quebec. from The New York Times
The quotation was not describing his views of the effects of women out-earning men. from The New York Times
The macho heroics feel haloed with quotation marks, and an inadvertent heaviness undercuts the mayhem. from Vice
Her headline has Nooyi, in quotation marks, saying something that she rather clearly didn't say. from Vox
While Tom Fiedler, a reporter for The Herald, said that he read that quotation only after he set off for Washington to stake out Hart's home, other journalists at The Herald said they saw the Dionne article and the quotation before deciding on the stakeout. from The New York Times
On Tuesday afternoon, Biden's campaign had added quotation marks and citations to the sections under scrutiny. from CNN
This kind of intentional, selective quotation would get an ordinary lawyer torn apart by a judge. from CNN
We'll conclude, as we sometimes do, with an adaptation of a quotation from Boethius about history. from Refinery 29
A quotation from the artist in the handsome little catalogue accompanying the show makes this clear. from Hyperallergic
An earlier version of this article included an incomplete quotation from a boy displaced from Aleppo. from CNN
But the vast majority of the quotation marks in Trump's tweets are of a type we from New Republic
That quotation contained several errors, including a mischaracterization of the various journalists' roles at the event. from New Yorker
Correction: The headline to this article has been updated to accurately reflect the prime minister's quotation. from CNBC
One little boy had a sign pinned to his back with a quotation from the Rev. from The New York Times
He was sacked as a junior reporter after fabricating a quotation in one of his stories. from Business Insider
Without quotation marks, enter the formula "=MOD(ROW(),2)=0" and click the Format button below. from The New York Times
An attached Request for Quotation document says the FBI wants 6 of the offline GrayKey units. from Vice
" • Quotation of the day "We are no captives — neither of Russia nor of the United States. from The New York Times
A shoe drawn from an advertisement and a visual quotation from Picasso sit side by side. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "This is a purely commercial dispute that just spun out of control. from The New York Times
I found it just as interesting that Will now puts the "Reagan Revolution" in quotation marks. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this article contained a quotation that misstated a statistic about college education. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "It's worth pointing out there is no scientific support for inevitable doom. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "It doesn't matter what a pistolero you are, or think you are. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "It is liquid, and it's salty, and it's in contact with rocks. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Plants are quietly scrubbing the air of one China's worth of carbon. from The New York Times
You gave a quotation to this paper in 1998, as President Bill Clinton was facing impeachment. from The New York Times
There were those who felt that in her hands the selective quotation could be a dagger. from The New York Times
"Wedding Dress" in Off-White's signature quotation marks was embroidered at the low of the back. from People
An earlier version of this article misattributed a quotation about giving the audience what it wants. from The New York Times
"La La Land" doesn't have its eyes on today — it prefers an approach without quotation marks. from The New York Times
A parody account of Republic TV, India's leading right-wing television network, had posted the quotation. from The New York Times
The removal of the award chart is why I put the word "sales" in quotation marks. from Business Insider
In a 1965 television interview, Ms. Auger spoke the words that became her most famous quotation. from The New York Times
In the daily Wordplay column and other articles, clues have historically been presented in quotation marks. from The New York Times
Choose one quotation from an opioid user in the article that made an impression on you. from The New York Times
Scott McCloud, the author of "Understanding Comics," called the bubbles the graphic equivalent of quotation marks. from The New York Times
" An earlier version of this article misattributed a quotation about defendants' facing "a presumption of guilt. from The New York Times
And this time to complete the four-championship equation to make a prophecy of her freshman quotation. from The New York Times
The artist, who also designed Williams' U.S. Open apparel, often styles words he writes in quotation marks. from People
" • Quotation of the day "We have made huge progress, but the work of perfection is scarcely done. from The New York Times
So it's perhaps no surprise that he would one day put his own name between quotation marks. from New Republic
That itself is a quotation from Susan Sontag — films are full of radical juxtapositions — language, enactment, imagery. from Hyperallergic
Here's a collection of some of the most awful quotation mark mistakes on the world wide web. from Mashable
The Associated Press also included a quotation attributed to the U.S. military in response to the report. from The Hill
" This quotation comes from Tony Schwartz, the ghostwriter of Donald Trump's book, "The Art of the Deal. from The New York Times
But even if that quotation is false, Jordan has showed little willingness to engage in controversial politics. from The New York Times
The new policy also aims to significantly "ratchet down the use of anonymous quotation," Mr. Purdy said. from The New York Times
It's really hard to choose a winning quotation from a long list of things he's already said. from Vice
" • Quotation of the day "I want a free country, where it's not a crime to be young. from The New York Times
And the burdock, credited as "crawfish" on the quotation-mark-happy menu, is believable in the role. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "If you put tariffs against your allies, one wonders who the enemies are. from The New York Times
It's a pseudoscience exaggerated with a wink through memes, an everything-in-quotation-marks lens for culture. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "As advanced as we are, we are literally down to buckets and shovels. from The New York Times
And did I mention that this quotation isn't specifically even from one of his or her books? from The New York Times
The frames act like quotation marks for the skyline, and the marble balls perhaps like exclamation points. from The New York Times
Some early, halfhearted attempts at social relevance aside, "Thriller" is an act of quotation and little else. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "We now have a military helicopter overhead, you see people running through canals. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "All they give us is promises, but what can we do with promises? from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "This is a country of just laws, with a fair process for justice. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "So we'll look at gun violence in schools, but not look at guns? from The New York Times
Next, the ones you're fairly certain about — in this case, a short quotation in the 1805 overture. from The New York Times
INTERNATIONAL An article on Wednesday about a Taliban attack on a school in Kabul misattributed a quotation. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Instead of taking Jerusalem off the table, they have made Jerusalem the table. from The New York Times
A large granite tombstone there bears an engraving of his full royal title — with no quotation marks. from The New York Times
I Vespri Siciliani, without quotation marks, is a retired automobile mechanic, and I Masnadieri is a lawyer. from The New York Times
Because of an editing error, the article also attributed incorrectly a quotation about immigration and tech labor. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this article misattributed a quotation about whom Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor takes after. from The New York Times
Every chapter in both books begins with an inspiring but not cliché quotation from a historic figure. from New Republic
King's illuminated quotation on The Light House shines like a beacon of hope summoning all to enter. from CNN
Currently, acquisition quatation from Comcast is $65B in cash, which is the latest quotation on 15th June. from CNBC
I say "mistake," in quotation marks, because that "mistake" could be reporting sexual assault that actually happens. from The New York Times
Reliance on the author's contemporaneous, often piecemeal notes is the least reliable way to check a quotation. from Vox
His quotation, from "Like a Rolling Stone," was not a faithful reflection of what Mr. Dylan had sung. from The New York Times
And as the quotation from the Talmud implies, neither one nor the other has a monopoly on truth. from The New York Times
It's an amorphous, one-size-fits-all quotation that can be applied to life over and over again. from Refinery 29
Read the rest of the interview, including the least justified quotation of Nelson Mandela of all time, here. from Refinery 29
A Sharpie and the Oxford Book of Quotation is how the author of 'The Knockoff' likes to roll. from Mashable
An earlier version of this article misattributed a quotation criticizing the Trump administration's action on the 2020 census. from The New York Times
" I am reminded of this poignant Margaret Atwood quotation: "Men are afraid that women will laugh at them. from Mashable
His most recognizable gesture is the addition of a phrase in quotation marks, which appears to convey irony. from New Yorker
A column by Ross Douthat on the religious right last Sunday erroneously attributed a quotation to Ben Carson. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "I feel like I'm on a high-speed ride with no way to steer. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "This is a reflection of what happens when you undermine orderly access to asylum. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "The North American deal — the U.S.A. — uh, uh — got to get this right — U.S.A.M.C.? from The New York Times
On the one hand he is playing with the language of images — it is a quotation of sorts. from Hyperallergic
An earlier version of this article included a quotation from Mike Judge that misstated Google's Gmail ad policy. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "One hundred years in the context of history is a drop in the ocean. from The New York Times
Critics said the magazine's use of quotation marks seemed to call the athlete's gender or femininity into question. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this article incorrectly attributed a quotation about the Republican tax cuts and economic growth. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Pound for pound, Stan Mikita was one of the greatest players of all time. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Identity is the ultimate digital currency, and it's being weaponized at an industrial scale. from The New York Times
Mr. Trump's use of quotation marks suggests he is directly citing a passage from a recently released report. from The New York Times
Are there other instances where you believe framing or lack of context changed the meaning of a quotation? from The New York Times
Read this quotation by Markaya Spikes from the featured article: Homeless people are treated worse than stray animals. from The New York Times
One repeated Mr. Priebus's quotation word for word, prompting the senator and his aides to erupt into laughter. from The New York Times
From now on, anything coming out of President Trump's mouth can be conveniently reinterpreted thanks to quotation marks. from The New York Times
There's a cover quotation by Sheryl Sandberg, a blurb by Anne-Marie Slaughter, a foreword by Gloria Steinem. from The New York Times
So, the Republican National Committee intern or staff member who put up the spurious quotation has my sympathy. from The New York Times
Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a quotation to McKinsey & Company. from The New York Times
Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a quotation to McKinsey & Company. from The New York Times
Use quotation marks around lines you take verbatim from another source, or rephrase and cite your source. 8. from The New York Times
Alongside the dancing, Chomsky was being broadcast in quotation throughout, mainly delivering a spiel about corporate mind control. from Vice
"The flaw that we exploited was just such a small error—in tens of thousands of lines of computer source code, in one specific line the programmer had used double quotation marks instead of single quotation marks and that was enough to let us remotely change all the votes," said Halderman. from Vice
I spend some of the morning figuring out SQL wasn't working because of the wrong type of quotation mark. from Refinery 29
I put the word investigation in quotation marks because I wanted to signal that it wasn't a real investigation. from The New York Times
Some six centuries later, in 0003, Pope Benedict XVI used the quotation in a speech about reason and religion. from Economist
By the 1980s quotation books were saying that it originated with politician Adlai Stevenson, the US Senator from Illinois. from Gizmodo
They can also be easily "programmed", a word Mr Chui puts in quotation marks, since no coding is required. from Economist
But what is it about the work of Shakespeare, in particular, that lends itself to legal quotation and reflection? from Economist
Correction: The quotation that began "Technology is at the core ..." should have been attributed to Paul Warshaw of Greenrush. from CNBC
Freightos, for example, provides software that allows logistics firms to manage contracts and automate the quotation and sales process. from Reuters
Note: My short quotation of Meyer Schapiro comes from his Worldview in Painting- Art and Society: Selected Papers (1999). from Hyperallergic
But medieval historians can be quite a shirty bunch, and a brouhaha over the quotation erupted on social media. from New Republic
Consider writing these labels, if they come up, in quotation marks or with a question mark on the chart. from The New York Times
"Game-changing," as a quotation in a Mother Jones headline put it, seemed like a bit of an overreach. from The New York Times
The quotation is from Pound's "Blandula, Tenula, Vagula," a poem inspired by the famous last words of Emperor Hadrian. from New Yorker
The Times's stylebook says this: taps, the name of the bugle call, is lowercase and takes no quotation marks. from The New York Times
It's a quotation from the Bible's Book of Esther, in which an unlikely savior delivers the Jews from persecution. from CNN
Quotation from the man himself (which would prove fairly prophetic): "To me, change is for the good," O'Neal said. from The New York Times
But they played along because to them the meal was an anthropological adventure, a phenomenon experienced inside quotation marks. from The New York Times
I'm using quotation marks around "reincarnate" because there's no succinct term to encapsulate what Moira is able to do. from Vox
" • Quotation of the day "The South Koreans have said the North Koreans have agreed to give up nuclear weapons. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "If a woman goes inside the family's home during her period, three things will happen. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "We don't convict people because they have a lot of money and throw it around. from The New York Times
ADELE, PENNSYLVANIA Your use of quotation marks around the word "sent" makes me think you suspect some nefarious plot. from The New York Times
These are Hollywood movies with "Hollywood" in italics and quotation marks, combining lurid overstatement with subtle, even subliminal irony. from The New York Times
WHOLE FOODS SHARES TO RESUME QUOTATION AT 9:45 AM ET, RESUME TRADING AT 9:50 AM ET - NASDAQ from Reuters
" • Quotation of the day "I'm pretty sure when I need a comma; I'm not so sure about a semicolon. from The New York Times
Also because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article incorrectly included a passage in a quotation. from The New York Times
He even sued brands for their use of quotation marks and red zip ties — an Off-White signature, apparently. from Refinery 29
An earlier version of this article misattributed a quotation about why Ralph Lauren decided to design Melania Trump's dress. from The New York Times
Additionally air quotes are functionally different than quotation marks because they represent a speech act combined with finger gesturing. from Hyperallergic
Instead, the quotation appears to be similar to words used in a 1918 trade union address by Nicholas Klein. from The Hill
However, Comcast's latest increased quotation came after the U.S. court approved the merger between AT&T and Time Warner. from CNBC
An earlier version of this article included a quotation that misstated the availability of the internet access in Cuba. from The New York Times
Though the justices occasionally correct their opinions long after they are first issued, the quotation has remained unchanged and incomplete. from The New York Times
Each tweet contains only one quotation, often with incomplete sentences or broken words at the beginning or at the end. from Gizmodo
Mr. Ambrose was found to have lifted, without using quotation marks, passages from another book, though he had footnoted them. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "I can't imagine a patrol cop doing this who walked those streets or drove those streets. from The New York Times
Years ago, I was guilty of assuming that the quotation information I read in popular magazines or newspapers was accurate. from Vice
" Guidelines posted on the Naval Postgraduate School's website specify that words taken verbatim "must be set off with quotation marks. from CNN
The White House didn't dispute the quotation, which prompted denunciations from members of Congress on both sides of the aisle. from Vox
Crowley used footnotes to identify her sources in some cases but did not place the material used in quotation marks. from The Hill
The surprisingly rotten score by Nino Rota contains a quotation from 'Manhattan Serenade' as a plane lands in Los Angeles. from New Republic
Then, choose one quotation from Pile 2 that you disagree with and write a thoughtful response capturing why you disagree. from The New York Times
An article on Tuesday about an effort by Republicans to flood the phone lines of House Democrats misattributed a quotation. from The New York Times
The investigation was built on such a farcical premise that it needs to be placed in quotation marks when explained. from The Hill
It pleased him to vex the "swinish multitude" (a favorite quotation of De Quincey's, from Burke) with that Gallic prefix. from The New York Times
" In an subsequent radio interview, Clarke said, "They're saying certain words and phrases I should have put quotation marks around. from CNN
And some people need the perfect inspirational quotation to float across their social media feed and put things in perspective. from The New York Times
When most people read novels, they probably aren't thinking much about how many commas or quotation marks each sentence contains. from Vox
An earlier version of this review included a quotation from the book that misstates a fact of Supreme Court history. from The New York Times
Long before (and after) camp was diagnosed, he was the kind of man for whom quotation marks were too subtle. from The New York Times
Once called "the most beautiful man in the world," he apparently thought he still was, at least in quotation marks. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "I love my country and I want it to be the very best version of itself. from The New York Times
"Beating Donald Young yesterday, I would take that over this 'record,'" Polansky said Saturday, making quotation marks with his fingers. from The New York Times
"It's a 'judgment' call to give that last penalty because she called him a thief," Adams said, using quotation fingers. from The New York Times
It named her its 2018 "Woman" of the Year — and the quotation marks made a troubling difference to her fans. from The New York Times
Stevens gives Percy's satellite characters relatively few identifying features, weaving their staccato dialogue throughout her blunt narration without quotation marks. from The New York Times
The documents also include a Bill of Quantity Quotation, a 2010 proposal that listed the equipment needed for the project. from CNBC
After all, it's not really a true Off-White piece unless something is not-so-inconspicuously branded in quotation marks. from Refinery 29
An earlier version of this story misstated a figure in a quotation from Gwen Lachelt, a county commissioner in Colorado. from The New York Times
I put the word in quotation marks because I'm not quite sure to what category the poor dead creature belongs. from New Yorker
The order, and an accompanying request for quotation, indicate the unlocking service was intended for Indiana State Police's cybercrime department. from Vice
So they become abstract art with quotation marks, or a painting that acts as an illustration of an abstract painting. from Hyperallergic
Wikipedia is a quintessential example of the good that can come from the fair use of links, quotation, and media sharing. from Gizmodo
We did so because polished paragraphs perfect for quotation roll from his tongue as effortlessly as ordering an egg salad sandwich. from Fox News
" • Quotation of the day "It used to be legs, limbs and hair coming at you, but now it's legs and limbs. from The New York Times
You'll notice that I keep writing "unlimited" in quotation marks, that's because like any wireless plan in 2017, there are caveats. from Gizmodo
"We have yet to find a presentation of this quotation that references a verifiable source for it," the Snopes sleuths write. from CNN
Or in this case, as Spicer tells it, he was deftly using quotation marks to expand the meaning of a word. from New Republic
Without that connection, the un-analyzed quotation will not ring out correctly, but instead clang with the confusing implication of endorsement. from New Republic
When the Run box appears, enter "optionalfeatures" (typed as one word, but without the quotation marks) and click the O.K. button. from The New York Times
I later realized that a quotation from the poem — "I, too, am America" — is featured on a wall of the museum. from The New York Times
Featured prominently in his workshop is a quotation from the Book of Isaiah: "And they shall beat their swords into plowshares". from Reuters
The public must be told who approved the decision to remove important words from the Dowd quotation and for what reason. from The Hill
" • Quotation of the day "We are happy we were able to help, and loved seeing their joy when power was restored. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this article misstated the context for a quotation from Justice Brett Kavanaugh's opinion in the Apple case. from The New York Times
NATIONAL An article on Wednesday about lawmakers' reactions to the meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong-un misattributed a quotation. from The New York Times
" The key word in the Baker quotation and in Ms. Davis's address, as it must be in protest today, is "we. from The New York Times
" Brown's page on the Hall's website includes a quotation from him that says in part: "My job was not catching passes. from The New York Times
" Brown's page on the Hall's website includes a quotation from him that says in part: "My job was not catching passes. from The New York Times
Not sure who's running this twitter feed, but these aren't real quotes & it's misleading for them to be in quotation marks. from Vox
Conversations flow into one another in long paragraphs devoid of quotation marks and even punctuation to differentiate one speaker from another. from The New York Times
Those are the words and phrases inside quotation marks of the four-page summary Attorney General William Barr delivered to Congress. from CNN
Corrections and the Quotation of the Day were pushed to A4, where they sat under a summary of offerings from nytimes.com. from The New York Times
Quotation marks in written text don't tend to directly evoke the combination of someone physically speaking and gesturing in this way. from Hyperallergic
An opinion essay on March 5 about President Trump's grasp on the nation's attention incorrectly attributed a quotation to George Orwell. from The New York Times
Bannon's quotation owes its force to the word "platform" — in this usage, a scarce and valuable stage from which to broadcast. from The New York Times
But in the overnight, Disney made no concession, increasing its quotation to $71.3B in cash and will bid for Fox's stock. from CNBC
In his email he carefully puts the word Brexit in quotation marks, preferring to use the word exit about the UK's future. from CNN
Andrew reads Brideshead Revisited and chooses "Après moi, le dèluge" ("After me, the deluge") as a quotation for the high-school yearbook. from People
"Quotation signals Twombly's one-time action in the 'now' of writing, rather than his membership in the dead poets' society," she offers. from Hyperallergic
The Latin word "sic," when bracketed inside a quotation, indicates that the material comes straight from the source, mistakes or eccentricities included. from The New York Times
It's already fielding questions about Apple Music, Apple IDs and enabling smart quotes (the "curly" quotation marks, rather than the "straight" marks). from Vox
"In the video title, I put 'daily affirmation' in quotation marks because this wasn't something Jessica actually did every day," says David. from Refinery 29
On the iconic cover featuring Williams, the cover line reads, "Introducing the 2018 'woman' of the year," with woman in quotation marks. from Refinery 29
It's already fielding questions about Apple Music, Apple IDs, and enabling smart quotes (the "curly" quotation marks, rather than the "straight" marks). from The Verge
Cather's will forbade verbatim quotation from her correspondence, probably in an attempt to keep scholars at bay ("information vampires," she called them). from New Yorker
It is in this way that a set of quotation marks, meant to pose as a creative's fingerprints become a smoking gun. from Vice
One such statement was a direct quotation from Mr. Redstone, who had not released a statement to the news media since October. from The New York Times
The correct quotation is that the founding principles of the United States are "the last best hope of earth," not "on earth." from The New York Times
Reporter Nicole Auerbach with The Athletic had Fedora's quotation down, showing that the man is afraid that football is under grave threat. from Vice
The quotation marks and all-caps styling signaled that the term, according to Trump house style, was both new and especially sinister. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this article misstated a quotation by John C. Demers, the head of the Justice Department's national security division. from The New York Times
The inlay itself is a quotation from another author — Kafka, Ruskin, or Plato, but also Susan Sontag, Elaine Scarry, or Elfried Jelinek. from Hyperallergic
It wasn't until 1972 that it made its first appearance, in an extended quotation in an article about the writer Samuel Beckett. from The New York Times
That inspiration crosses centuries: Stravinsky, Mozart and, in one instance, a quotation from the Gregorian "Dies irae" chant used repeatedly by composers. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this column rendered one word incorrectly in a quotation from Jonathan D. Ostry of the International Monetary Fund. from The New York Times
For example, select the television emoji on the top line and enter ":tv" (without quotation marks) as the text shortcut to type. from The New York Times
But my joy at the news of your weighing in was complicated by your using a quotation, even one from Nelson Mandela. from The New York Times
But every Pettibon phrasing sounds like a quotation from someone else, often in the formal, slightly stilted tones of a Victorian wordsmith. from New Yorker
It concluded with a quotation from William H. Stewart, who served as the Surgeon General under both Lyndon B. Johnson and Nixon. from New Yorker
Because of a transcription error, an earlier version of this article rendered incorrectly Martine Syms's comments about a quotation on a poster. from The New York Times
On April 22, I was alarmed to find a quotation supporting child rapists falsely attributed to me and going viral on Twitter. from The New York Times
" (Geddit?!) • Quotation of the day "God made you this way and loves you this way, and the pope loves you this way. from The New York Times
I put those words in quotation marks because it's still pretty great that the Galaxy S20 can connect to a 5G network. from Business Insider
An earlier version of this article rendered incorrectly a quotation from Dr. Monzer Khalil, the health director of Idlib Province in Syria. from The New York Times
An article on Saturday about the Adam Driver film "The Report" misattributed a quotation to John O. Brennan, a former C.I.A. director. from The New York Times
Bolaño is in their company: the quotation here is broken off of a phrase that takes about a page in the book. from The New York Times
Even the statement released to announce that he is no longer charged with any crime called him "subcomandante Marcos" — with quotation marks. from Vice News
Editor's Note: A quotation from Brian Skotko has been changed to reflect the preferred language used to refer to people with Down syndrome. from Gizmodo
" The quotation immediately got picked up on Twitter, truncated to suggest that Lynch was calling Trump "one of the greatest presidents in history. from Vox
Mr. Trump and his social media director deleted the tweets, but the candidate still managed to mention the quotation on the campaign trail. from The New York Times
And because there are no textual boundaries between David's speech and Amanda's — no quotation marks or em-dashes — they blur into each other. from Vox
Be careful not to plagiarize: Use quotation marks around lines you use verbatim from another source, or rephrase and cite your source. 8. from The New York Times
The caption writers place the term "discovery" in the description of the depicted event within quotation marks to call its use into question. from Hyperallergic
The Times story spells out the same narrative, including a quotation from Vyarya that is exceptionally similar to one in the Meduza article. from Buzzfeed News
Even President Obama, there's an example where he misattributed a quotation, and Hillary Clinton, in one of her books, has a misattributed quote. from Vice
"I endeavor to verify every quotation in a book, and there is a hierarchy of what constitutes good backup for quotes," Liguori said. from Vox
The quotation came from a character who in fact had no interest in books and was merely trying to impress a potential suitor. from Reuters
"In other instances, answers that DeVos submitted ... used text verbatim from federal statutes and Education Department materials without direct quotation," the Post reports. from New Republic
Politico said that while Crowley used footnotes to identify her sources in some cases, she did not place the material in quotation marks. from The Hill
While another leading media outlet criticizes that this showcases Jewish influence on the media and places the term anti-Semitism in quotation marks. from Business Insider
Reitano's post takes a mocking tone, even making a reference to a quotation from Marcus Aurelius about imitation being a form of compliment. from Business Insider
The young reporter who was fired by The Times in 1988 for fabricating a quotation became the editor of The Spectator in 1999. from The New York Times
" This use of the word "illiterate" is an echo of the James Baldwin quotation in the first essay in the collection, "Black Body. from The New York Times
And in authoritarian countries where "democracy" comes in quotation marks, authorities are deriving visible pleasure from describing American democracy as a chaotic sham. from CNN
As with all things camp, Anderson exists in quotation marks, fusing her buxom presence with her reputation as a rock 'n' roll goddess. from Vice
Purportedly a comedy, this sophomore feature from the playwright Theresa Rebeck is so dismally unfunny that the descriptor should come with quotation marks. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "We're not ditching any constitutional protections simply because the last person the president talked to today doesn't like them. from The New York Times
Be careful not to plagiarize: Use quotation marks around lines you take verbatim from another source, or rephrase and cite your source. 8. from The New York Times
A quotation from a Christian poet reminds another student graduating this spring to appreciate both the highs and lows of her university experience. from The New York Times
Mr. Castro was presented with a quotation from Ms. Gillibrand, a rival for the Democratic nomination, that likened opposing abortion rights to racism. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this article included a quotation attributed to Representative Lewis by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution that the newspaper subsequently corrected. from The New York Times
But he'd pepper it with self-aware quotation marks to show he wasn't too serious about it, but he was still doing it. from Vice
The quotation, too, was called into question for its graphic language, but it was, Ms. Wortham said, simply the reality of what happened. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Twenty-two men chase a ball for 90 minutes and at the end, the Germans no longer always win. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "It's a neat trick if you can both sanction a country and partner with them at the same time. from The New York Times
SUNDAY REVIEW An Opinion article last Sunday on the potential for a Republican red wave in the 2018 midterm election misattributed a quotation. from The New York Times
In the past, he has rarely spoken for quotation but has directed reporters to the occasional uncontroversial speech he made at oil conferences. from The New York Times
This week in 1929, the first automated electric stock quotation board was installed in a broker's office on 44th Street near Madison Avenue. from The New York Times
Abraham Lincoln's famous quotation — "government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth" — graces the exterior. from The New York Times
Select one quotation by a society member expressing his or her thoughts about clouds that stands out or resonates with you most. 3. from The New York Times
The Associated Press was more tame but still included a quotation that contained a word represented by the letter F, followed by dashes. from The New York Times
The city's basketball-loving masses were dazzled by his confident smile, his cultural ease and his knack for an enlightening quotation or quip. from The New York Times
SUNDAY REVIEW An opinion essay on March 24637 about President Trump's grasp on the nation's attention incorrectly attributed a quotation to George Orwell. from The New York Times
You can feel her rolling her eyes when you read her tweets, and that might have been lost with your basic quotation marks. from Hyperallergic
I'm talking about that hazy, distant decade, the unforgettably forgettable 1990s, which I'm told have returned to fashion's runways wearing blurry quotation marks. from The New York Times
Instead, we need to think about how this would exactly be phrased on the page, and use quotation marks to narrow our search. from The New York Times
Instead, we need to think about how this would exactly be phrased on the page, and use quotation marks to narrow our search. from The New York Times
One of the first things he did at OpenAI was to paint a quotation from Admiral Hyman Rickover on its conference-room wall. from New Yorker
" The quotation was part of a letter leaked by ARTnews in December, which was written by Kanders and addressed to the "Whitney Community. from Hyperallergic
The note is one of only four engraved with an image of Jane Austen, with each featuring a quotation from one of her novels. from CNBC
The title is a quotation from former New York City Mayor Ed Koch, who allegedly said this when confronted about the city's housing problems. from Hyperallergic
Projected on the museum's façade was the same Washington quotation used by Barsky: "Our Government gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance." from Hyperallergic
Thus, dialogue is embedded in the sentences without quotation marks or other grammatical signals to differentiate between his words and the words of others. from Buzzfeed News
Work with the factory to get a quotation for the actual product you want to make, leveraging as much existing tech as possible. Fly! from TechCrunch
A pro wrestling manager is invariably a heel "managing" heels; managing is in quotation marks because, of course, there's little legit management being done. from Vice
One hallmark that often appears in his designs is a word related to the piece written in all uppercase letters, set in quotation marks. from Vice
Those quotation marks around "Anthropocene" in the group's name won't disappear until some final judgment on the validity of a new epoch is reached. from The New York Times
Quotation from one of the guys he was traded for: "Frankly, I think the Bucks really got the best of the deal," Bridgeman said. from The New York Times
In Crimea, billboards bearing his picture and a quotation from him lauding the "historic mission" of building the bridge loom over various potholed highways. from The New York Times
BUSINESS DAY An article on Monday about net neutrality rules in Europe included a quotation that misstated the availability of internet access in Cuba. from The New York Times
When the Sanders campaign wrote the quotation out in an email it shared with supporters, Mr. Biden's sarcastic tone could not be easily identified. from The New York Times
All rummage around in design history at will, not in the spirit of postmodern quotation, but associatively, like a Pinterest page sprung to life. from Hyperallergic
If the camp object or person is always in quotation marks, as Sontag says, then ballet's fairy-tale romances lend this treatment to gender. from The New York Times
On Monday, he found an inspirational message that fit the Twins' challenge: a quotation from David Ben-Gurion, the first prime minister of Israel. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "We overthrew control by a monarchy, and the Constitution signals in multiple places that the president is subject to law. from The New York Times
An article on Sunday about the high cost of Canadian youth hockey in Canada included an extraneous word in a quotation by Ryan Compton. from The New York Times
And "Van Gogh's Ear," my first encounter with this company, can initially come across as too consciously and carefully "artistic," with quotation marks appended. from The New York Times
Commonly attributed to Mark Twain, that quotation instead appears to be a descendant of a line published centuries ago by the satirist Jonathan Swift. from The New York Times
But not last Thursday in an auditorium at Middlebury, where a student recited that very quotation in introducing the notorious social scientist Charles Murray. from The New York Times
At various points, the music is lush, ironic and quotation-heavy; there's quite a bit of Wagner, Mahler and even Bernstein in the score. from The New York Times
In his 1985 essay, "Plunderphonics, or Audio Piracy as a Compositional Prerogative," he argued that copyright law prevents the act of quotation in music. from Vice
His signature use of quotation marks, for example, adds an ironic twist to what would otherwise be a standard sweatshirt or a pair of sneakers. from Refinery 29
If he could cover t Each tweet contains only one quotation, often with incomplete sentences or broken words at the beginning or at the end. from Mashable
So, for example, in most member states of the EU you are allowed to use works for purposes of quotation, within certain limits of course. from TechCrunch
Note: My thought-experiment is inspired by Arthur Danto's aesthetic theory; my quotation comes from Rudolf WIttkower, Bernini: The Sculptor of the Roman Baroque (1955). from Hyperallergic
"Once we have exhausted all possible alternatives, the Americans will do the right thing," Mattis added, paraphrasing a quotation by British wartime leader Winston Churchill. from Reuters
Akerman doesn't use quotation marks, lines of thought begin and end unpredictably, time frames jump around, and the subjects of certain sections aren't immediately apparent. from Hyperallergic
As any journalist knows, words you put in quotation marks are supposed to be a direct quote; an accurate representation of the literal words used. from Gizmodo
The investment has been made pursuant to a bid process conducted by Canara Bank, subsequent to their request for quotation issued on June 19, 2017. from Reuters
Synthia's declarations tend more toward prophecy than wit, but even ignoring the substance of its all-caps wisdom, the very fact of quotation is suggestive. from Wired
Open the Terminal and enter "cd /path/to/extracted/folder" without the quotation marks, plugging in the location of the folder you just downloaded. 8. from Mashable
In its state media, China downplayed the Taiwanese election, referring for example to the "presidential election" in quotation marks and ignoring the island's political debates. from Economist
Rocketnews24 reported that it's possible that the person who tweeted the pic isn't the sibling of the boy since the caption is in quotation marks. from Mashable
Correction: We deleted part of a quotation that mischaracterized Musk's participation in IAC 2017 as possibly "very spontaneous;" it was actually planned months in advance. from Business Insider
But ESPN retained The Undefeated name, which comes from a quotation by Maya Angelou, and its original mission to be a prominent voice on race. from The New York Times
To find out, take a portion of the job description that lists the specific role or requirements, put it in quotation marks, and hit search. from Business Insider
This is a slack performance, especially in an age when, thanks to fly-by-night Internet quotation websites, definitive sources are hard to come by. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this article included a quotation that referred incorrectly to the cost and frequency of sample sales held by the brand Rhié. from The New York Times
" He also uses an apparent quotation to argue that one reason defamation law exists is to prevent a defamed person from "wreaking his own vengeance. from The New York Times
Mr. Cusack had used a Berrigan quotation in his Twitter bio, Ms. Pittenger noted, and she had quoted the same line on her Facebook page. from The New York Times
That post showed the quotation alongside a photo of a rushing river cutting across a craggy landscape, an image he has shared before on Twitter. from The New York Times
To trace the claim back to its origin is to play a game of telephone, hopping from link to link to quotation and never arriving. from The New York Times
Other good examples: the cult musical "[title of show]" and Yasmina Reza's pithy "'Art,'" whose quotation marks make it simultaneously generic, specific, questioning and ironic. from The New York Times
Its home page and several ads feature the quotation, "Multivitamins for people who check the ingredients first," which it attributes to The New York Times. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "That doesn't mean he is the greatest example of the Christian faith, and neither am I, but he defends the faith. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "There were a lot of things being said about my mother that day, a lot of it bad stuff and depressing. from The New York Times
INTERNATIONAL An article on Friday about reaction to President Trump's decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate accord attributed a quotation incorrectly. from The New York Times
Often they seem to be speaking between quotation marks; then again, the dialogue is essentially a bridge between the catchy songs and exhilarating dance passages. from The New York Times
It has the grand payoff of an acrostic, if you're solving for the quotation, and it's a lot more accessible than some of our cryptics. from The New York Times
Her quartets string together quotation, homage and wholly original sound in a structure that can be explained in retrospect but never predicted in the moment. from The New York Times
"We have this thing in our family that goes back many years, it's called 'the Coagula,'" Mr. Peretti said, making quotation marks with his fingers. from The New York Times
Diane Waggoner: "The eye of the sun" is actually a quotation taken from a seminal article written by Lady Elizabeth Eastlake in 1857 on photography. from Buzzfeed News
In the bedroom Mejia shares with his grandfather, a Berkeley pennant hangs on the wall above a poster featuring a Michael Jordan quotation about persistence. from The New York Times
Since then, the quotation has become a mantra of hope for pro-democracy activists in China and a reminder of Mr. Liu's commitment to nonviolence. from The New York Times
A quotation document emblazoned with GrayShift's logo shows the company gave Indiana State Police a $2003 dollar discount for their first year of the service. from Vice
Trump has derided intelligence agencies for weeks, setting off the word "intelligence" in quotation marks to indicate his skepticism and suggesting their conclusions were politically motivated. from CNN
Names nestle within quotation marks or parentheses for these regional managers, territory technical representatives, or cryogenic sales engineers, like R.L. "Dick" Petcher, or S.L. (Sal) Tropiano. from Hyperallergic
Gabor's famously strong Hungarian accent and demimonde personality are apparent in this, her most famous quotation:"I call everyone 'dahlink' because I can't remember their names." from Refinery 29
He said something like (I'm not putting quotation marks around this because it's just from my memory), Well, I would if you would star in it. from Buzzfeed News
" • Quotation of the day "There's no way I could make it without a second job, unless I lived in a box, and maybe had a moped. from The New York Times
But placing "source with knowledge of this matter" within quotation marks, as Allen did, reflects the dissonance permeating Axios AM since the beginning of the administration. from Buzzfeed News
In a newsgathering game of telephone, one publication paraphrased Nooyi as telling people to take their business elsewhere, which others then misinterpreted as a direct quotation. from Vox
His default conversational setting is Commencement Address, involving quotation from nineteenth-century heroes and from his own previous commentary, and moments of almost rhapsodic self-appreciation. from New Yorker
Greenberger forgivably tells the same tales as Reeves, but in places "The Unexpected President" closely mimics its antecedent with scant paraphrase and nary a quotation mark. from New Yorker
While many headlines again labeled Mr. Vickers a hero, The Irish Times put the word in quotation marks and asked readers if his actions were appropriate. from The New York Times
If a lawyer were to provide a quotation in a court submission that omitted key words that undercut his argument, he would be subject to discipline. from The Hill
There are multiple verbatim passages drawn from other sources without quotation or attribution, just as there are paraphrased passages that Crowley passes off as her own. from CNN
After the first version of each article was posted, I promptly added a vote count, a telling quotation or two and a link to the decision. from The New York Times
And in fact, there's a good example of that with this quotation that's used often at graduation exercises, when they're trying to inspire the new graduates. from Vice
That said, the use of copyrighted material for "quotation, criticism, review, caricature as well as parody" is supposed to be just fine, according to the law. from Mashable
In all the instances KFile found, Clarke credited sources with a footnote but did not indicate with quotation marks that he was using the language verbatim. from CNN
" • Quotation of the day "You could at least make the gesture of not dropping them off at a Greyhound station and saying 'Bye, it's been real. from The New York Times
We even included a famous quotation from Hamlet using "desert" in the sense we intended: Use every man after his desert, and who should 'scape whipping? from The New York Times
"Today everything exists to end in a photograph" — people place that quotation of hers under their selfies, photos of cupcakes and sunsets, portraits of Sontag herself. from The New York Times
For one piece, he took a quotation from the catechism that says gay people should be "accepted with respect," and made it into a metal plaque. from The New York Times
The papers pointed out that her title of countess was probably false, and constantly reiterated that fact by referring to her as "countess," with quotation marks. from Vice
" • Quotation of the day "In our increasingly muggy and smoky discomfort, it's now rote science to pinpoint how heat-trapping gases have cranked up the risks. from The New York Times
She will pair her festively sequined and beaded skirts with a series of slogan T-shirts, at least one stamped with a quotation from the Rev. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "There is a limit on how far and how high up public discussions can go before it gets on the leadership's nerves. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "It is time to end this conflict, replace conflict with compromise, and allow the Yemeni people to heal through peace and reconstruction. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "I thought about what it would be like to be an Aboriginal person in that situation and I guess that helped me. from The New York Times
Then there is a famous quotation from the artist, when asked to explain this piece, broken into three parts beneath the puzzle's title, on the grid. from The New York Times
All perfectly correct, since journalists who don't have to put quotation marks around their job description are unlikely to have millions available for such humanitarian gestures. from The New York Times
Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this obituary misstated the subject of an anecdote and misattributed a quotation that was part of it. from The New York Times
" The first quotation is from Frank Rourke (Bill Paxton), the morally suspect but brutally effective Los Angeles police detective at the center of CBS's "Training Day. from The New York Times
" For now, that sense of "mildly nauseous" will surely remain in quotation marks in the news pages of The Times, or will be paraphrased into "nauseated. from The New York Times
Suddenly I was brought up sharp by a quotation of some words an army captain had spoken on the day of his death eight years before. from New Yorker
The fact-checking site Snopes said it found no evidence for a quotation, often attributed to Mr. Trump by the left, that Republican voters were stupid. from The New York Times
It was a limp set between quotation marks, and I wasn't sure whether it was intended to make me visible to others or just to myself. from New Yorker
Yet not every quotation about the highway feels necessary to the story, and there's a paucity of description of the road itself or its surrounding landscape. from The New York Times
ANONYMOUS I assume by your use of quotation marks around "at the last minute" that you, like me, believe there never was a dog sitter, right? from The New York Times
The first page of the report's introduction makes clear that Barr cut crucial context around that much-discussed quotation — including the first half of the sentence. from Vice News
Trump has a history of misusing or sloppily using quotation marks, repeatedly inserting his own comments into supposed quotes from other people without distinguishing between the two. from CNN
I couldn't help but notice this quotation from Brown, referring to Walker, after a rousing win against the Toronto Raptors in Boston's home opener on Friday night. from The New York Times
But sandwiched between The Nation's endorsement and one from The Daily Nonpareil, the local newspaper in Council Bluffs, Iowa, is a quotation from the state's largest newspaper. from The New York Times
Indeed, Kramer was put in touch with Vyarya through Meduza reporter Turovsky, and then confirmed with Vyarya a specific quotation from the Meduza story, among other details. from Buzzfeed News
Clear away the flattering and fanciful interpretations, and you're left with this: Trump's amateurish quotation marks underscore his fraught relation to the written language of public life. from New Republic
Because of an editing error, the Quotation of the Day on Saturday, taken from an article about a wildfire that broke out last week in Yarnell, Ariz. from The New York Times
Even after Columbine, it took several years for "active shooter" to fully shed its quotation marks and explanatory parentheticals and take its place in the national lexicon. from The New York Times
The publisher's materials are at pains to point out that "Here I am" is a Biblical quotation, evidently hoping to brush off some of the autobiographical implications. from New Republic
Clinton ran an ad full of Hawaiian children and recut her "New World" ad, using a quotation in which Hawaii's most famous son, President Obama, praises her. from The New York Times
Editor's note: This story has been corrected to fix an inadvertent transcription error that led us to omit the word "not" from the Department of Justice quotation. from Axios
"That's what Carly Fiorina has done her entire life," the ad then states, highlighting a quotation from Fortune Magazine on how Fiorina had "obliterated" the glass ceiling. from The Hill
" An earlier version of this obituary incorrectly explained a quotation from Mr. Rush that began, "When you play lefty, you're pulling that vibrato down to the floor. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "People in the U.S. and China have for years said the wolf is coming, the wolf is coming, but the wolf hasn't come. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "If you start to take away Astons and Bentleys and huge apartments in Kensington, freezing those assets, people will care a lot more. from The New York Times
" Professor Dauber said the quotation had been published in widespread news reports "and had come in some ways to be emblematic of the entire victim impact statement. from The New York Times
" He mentioned another Knuth quotation, which serves as the inspirational motto for the biannual "FUN with Algorithms" conference: "Pleasure has probably been the main goal all along. from The New York Times
This tells you we're looking for a quotation from a best-selling writer whose name, at some point in our history, has appeared in a Times puzzle. from The New York Times
Omar is Muslim, and the usual suspects have gone all-out in using an out-of-context quotation to portray her, completely falsely, as sympathetic to terrorists. from The New York Times
" That language was echoed by Liberty Counsel, which said in a statement that same-sex "marriage" — it used the quotation marks — and religious freedom were "mutually exclusive. from The New York Times
"But when I see Serena winning I am angry in a way," he continued, making quotation marks in the air with his fingers as he said 'angry. from The New York Times
The work of other players listed sources at the end, but they contained page after page of text lifted verbatim from websites, without quotation marks or citations. from The New York Times
An earlier version of this article incorrectly described a use of the quotation "He who has cares has brandy, too," attributed to the German writer Wilhelm Busch. from The New York Times
The comedy is in quotation marks because — as Gadsby demonstrates as she unravels during her one-hour performance — there's such a brittle line between comedy and despair. from The New York Times
And there's also the show-stopping veil, which has the phrase "Til Death Do Us Part" embroidered in quotation marks, which Hailey called "icing on the cake!" from People
He has always been a stickler for details, right down to the new film's witty opening disclaimer: "Never check an interesting fact," a quotation ascribed to Hughes. from The New York Times
To search through the comment history for an entire channel, add the word "global:" before the search terms, but without quotation marks, so like: global: search term from Business Insider
UPDATED ON MAY 24: This story was updated to correctly attribute a quotation to a senior former aide to Clinton who spoke to The Hill on background. from The Hill
The statement, denying that Otto stole any of Google's intellectual property, was paraphrased from an internal company email; it was not a direct quotation from Mr. Levandowski. from The New York Times
"The president was very clear in his tweet that it was, you know, 'wiretapping,'" Mr. Spicer said, using his fingers to make a gesture suggesting quotation marks. from The New York Times
"I endeavor to verify every quotation in a book, and there is a hierarchy of what constitutes good backup for quotes," freelance fact-checker Liguori told me. from Vox
The book's subtitle is a quotation attributed to the Methodist founder John Wesley: "Do all the good you can," an idea Hillary says she has always leaned on. from The New York Times
Apparently, the typeface was designed by Virgil Abloh, who collaborated with Williams on a line for Nike and is known for incorporating quotation marks in his clothing designs. from Refinery 29
As Guillermo del Toro said—I like this quotation, I heard him interviewed a few months ago—monsters are living, breathing metaphors for our social and personal issues. from Vice
Every time you discovered a new technology, Nimoy would be there for you: delivering in grave and stately tones a relevant quotation from a scientist, philosopher, or politician. from The Verge
You can use one of these two "ABC" model: answer the question, back it up with a quotation from the passage and end with a comment or connection. from The New York Times
Today, traces of the epic's cultural authority linger on: a quotation from it greets visitors to the Memorial Hall of the 9/11 Museum, in New York City. from New Yorker
It was a line of text in quotation marks: "If you want to understand your own country, then you've already stepped on the path to criminality," it read. from New Yorker
Respond in a short paragraph using the "ABC" model: answer the question, back it up with a quotation from the passage and end with a comment or connection. from The New York Times
Due to that single quotation mark at the front, all three tracks titled "'Mama' Doll" wind up on the first page when you click through to the site. from Vice
Weighing in at nearly a thousand pages of translation and quotation and citation and argument, it is never relieved from the pressures of contemporary perplexities, political and rhetorical. from New Yorker
" • Quotation of the day "She escaped the anti-Semitism of the Nazis, but in the end her destiny followed her because she was killed because of anti-Semitism. from The New York Times
But the rationale that cut hardest, it seems, was a quotation from a vice president for marketing and innovation for StarKist, one of the big three tuna purveyors. from The New York Times
There's nothing helpful in the cluing, either for the author, who appears at 22A this time, or the three-part, grid-spanning quotation at 250A, 210A and 216A. from The New York Times
My solve was very smooth, but I confess that it wasn't until way into it that I truly understood why the clues had those words in quotation marks. from The New York Times
"It's a great day for hockey," reads a quotation attributed to Bob Johnson, the Penguins' coach who died in 63 after the team won its first Stanley Cup. from The New York Times
NATIONAL An article on Saturday about inmates released as part of the First Step Act rendered a word incorrectly in a quotation from Veda Ajamu, Robert Shipp's sister. from The New York Times
"You kind of have to put 'in full' in quotation marks," said Ralph Brubaker, a professor who specializes in bankruptcy at the University of Illinois College of Law. from The New York Times
I was also confident of a lot of the words that did contribute a letter to the quotation squares: OHIOAN, RINSE, TORAH, FRANC, PEDAL, ITALO, and so on. from The New York Times
Adapting James Frey's infamously fictionalized memoir, "A Million Little Pieces," the director Sam Taylor-Johnson niftily elides the book's truthiness problem with an introductory quotation from Mark Twain. from The New York Times
But five years later, the summary moved again, this time to the second front (the first page of the second section), now with a Quotation of the Day. from The New York Times
Oh, and the quotation really added a layer of interest and did help me a tiny bit because I remembered the end once I had solved the beginning. from The New York Times
If your curiosity is piqued by the imagery in the solved quotation, as mine was, you must take a look at these deer stones, as they are called. from The New York Times
Genevieve Koski wrote about it for us later in the day, and included the full quotation, which is worth repeating: We all are born with a certain package. from Vox
"[T]he decor was familiar to the point of strangeness: hyperfamiliar, you might say today," the artist Allan McCollum noted in 1999, a quotation reproduced in the catalogue. from Hyperallergic
The other mechanisms Mr. Sullivan identified include: • Synthesis and streamlining, a process in which a quotation is simplified over time; • Proverbial wisdom, in which a quotation is elevated to the status of a proverb because its source is unknown; • Real-world proximity, when an individual wrongly gets credit for a quotation because they share a real-world connection to the true author; • Similar names, the mistaken attribution of a quotation to someone whose name resembles that of the true author; • Concoctions, which are pure fabrications, intentional or otherwise; • Historical fiction, when an individual gets credit for words uttered by a character portraying them in a movie, novel or other work of fiction; • Capture, when a famous person gets credit for echoing the words of someone less well-known; • Host, in which an individual, simply by being famous, attracts credit for quotations they never delivered, with Mr. Twain and Albert Einstein being popular examples. from The New York Times
He included the following line in quotation marks, "President Trump has the right to end DACA," appearing to attribute it to Titus, but that line isn't in Titus' opinion. from Buzzfeed News
Flynn's son, Michael G. Flynn, called the story a "lie" on Twitter and appeared to cast doubts about the integrity of the investigation, which he placed in quotation marks. from The Hill
An earlier version of this article omitted two words of a quotation from a speech by Khizr Khan, the father of an American Muslim soldier who died in Iraq. from The New York Times
The closest we got to writing anything ourselves was each choosing a short quotation — mine from Louise Erdrich's memoir, his from The Velveteen Rabbit — to tack on the end. from Refinery 29
Carved into the wall in CIA's original headquarters lobby is the biblical quotation: "And ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free" — John 8:32. from The Hill
Appreciation veered in the direction of quotation in some of the vast denim trousers, the Velcro-fastened work wear, the roomy drifter coats and mesh crop tops he showed. from The New York Times
" When Ms. Schumer arrived at dinner, a quotation from Mr. Darcy, another character from "Pride and Prejudice," was weighing on her: "My good opinion once lost is lost forever. from The New York Times
Ms. Doe's lawyer, Professor Dauber and university officials discussed the potential engraving, Ms. Lapin said, but they could not agree on which quotation to use from Ms. Doe's statement. from The New York Times
Ms. Doe provided Stanford with a quotation from her 7,000-word victim impact statement, which was shared by millions of people online after it was posted in June 2016. from The New York Times
A single, solitary quotation about her art comes down to us, from a brief 1965 article in the New York Times which surveyed the work of several Pop artists. from Hyperallergic
In their meeting room, a quotation attributed to the N.B.A. coach Phil Jackson — "The strength of the team is each individual member" — was scribbled on a dry-erase board. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "I think we are going to have a lot of elderly people who were wiped off the face of the earth because they were sleeping. from The New York Times
But more remarkable than the possible miscommunication over timing was Mr. Trump's placing "intelligence" in mocking quotation marks, amplifying his previous insults to the quality of the agencies' work. from The New York Times
Mr. Pettibon, who routinely alters found images and quotations, stays faithful to the original in this case, except to insert a misogynistic quotation he attributes to Henry A. Kissinger. from The New York Times
I use quotation marks because when a movement becomes this large — attracting what we estimate to be as many as 200,000 people on Fridays — it cannot be completely controlled. from The New York Times
When this curious quotation first circulated among music lovers, it seemed a bit baffling coming from a leader who had not previously evinced much affection for the classical repertoire. from The New York Times
If someone else's words are sufficiently significant to be worth quoting, then accurate quotation followed by a correct citation is essential, even if only a few words are involved. from The Hill
There are also helpful tips for newcomers, reminding you to start each of your text commands with a verb, or use quotation marks to indicate when someone is speaking. from The Verge
Also on display is a quotation from a distinguished historian, Joachim Fest, placing the 21 victory squarely in the Wirtschaftswunder, or economic miracle, that was West Germany after Nazism. from The New York Times
"Today we sent a request for quotation (LOR) to our American partners regarding the purchase of 32 F-35A aircraft along with a logistics and training package," Blaszczak tweeted. from Reuters
"Undocumented is the term preferred by many immigrants and their advocates, but it has a flavor of euphemism and should be used with caution outside quotation," the guide states. from The New York Times
What is fascinating about this incident though, is that the quotation actually comes from an 1889 book, "American Constitutional Law," that defends Andrew Johnson against his impeachment in 1868. from The New York Times
In the typeface, the word "Men" in "Men of the Year" is crossed out, with the word "Woman" scripted in handwritten font in its place — and put in quotation marks. from People
But, in a departure from a traditional news broadcast, Mr. Hamby closes his segment not with a quotation from a campaign staff member, but with a plea to his audience. from The New York Times
"Agents discovered many similarities in the use of words and punctuation, including: the word "cheers," double exclamation marks, frequent use of quotation marks, and intermittent French posts," court documents say. from Fox News
If you convey enthusiasm through sparkles and emoji, or that something is important through capitals or quotation marks, it can now be subverted to convey ironic enthusiasm or ironic importance. from Vox
The secret is in those quotation marks, because what defines their sound is the synthesizer vocalist-guitarist-honcho Natalie Hoffman convinced her visual artist pal Alexandra Eastburn to take up. from Vice
INSIDE THE TIMES Because of an editing error, the Quotation of the Day on Saturday, taken from an article about a wildfire that broke out last week in Yarnell, Ariz. from The New York Times
The catalyst for "Revolt," though, was a commission from the Royal Shakespeare Company that came with the prompt "Well-behaved women seldom make history" — a quotation Ms. Birch found irritating. from The New York Times
" He also pointed to a quotation in which a former New Black Panther leader, Malik Zulu Shabazz, suggested killing all Zionists in Israel, including their "old ladies" and "little babies. from The New York Times
To some, the quotation marks around "woman" represented yet another instance of racialized sexism directed at Williams, who has repeatedly been body-shamed and described as masculine throughout her career. from Vox
That quotation is a key to the book, and also — exhilaratingly — a direct challenge to "The Sound of Things Falling," which had much to do with going backward in memory. from The New York Times
Much of the tumult surrounded one quotation from an email that Judge Kavanaugh wrote as a lawyer in George W. Bush's White House concerning the landmark abortion decision Roe v. from The New York Times
In his studio at the McColl Center for Art + Innovation, where he is an artist in residence, he sat on a couch he had painted with a Maya Angelou quotation. from The New York Times
Some buy merely for investment, placing pictures in storage without even seeing them, phoning their gallery every day for the latest quotation, as though they were waiting to sell stock. from The New York Times
The quotation from Ms. Omar that appeared on the cover had been pulled from a speech she gave last month at an event for the Council on American-Islamic Relations. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Based on the kind of judgment you have demonstrated, American families are very lucky that you weren't on the Fed board over the last several years. from The New York Times
Mr. Trump's comments provoked a surge in sell orders that wiped an additional 25 percent off the price on Wednesday, according to the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board's electronic quotation service. from The New York Times
Just enter "chrome://network-error/-106" in the address bar (without the quotation marks), press the Enter key and tap the space bar to get those little dino legs moving. from The New York Times
A week later, Jackson may have inadvertently had the quotation of the season when he said, "I think we like it dramatic," after Cleveland's 12-9 overtime win against Baltimore. from The New York Times
The company issued a statement saying that the quotation had been taken out of context, and that it supported pro-American manufacturing policies of Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, too. from The New York Times
Through one such process, which he labels "textual proximity," a famous person mistakenly gets credit for a quotation merely by having their name or likeness published close to the words. from The New York Times
In May 2013, Mr. Sullivan heard from a reader who, after a fruitless attempt to prove Chekhov's authorship of those words, wanted help uncovering the true history of the quotation. from The New York Times
And maybe it's venting the former persona onstage, as it were, set off from real life by the quotation marks of humor, that allows us to be more genuinely decent. from The New York Times
NATIONAL An article on Friday about a new deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency included a quotation that referred incorrectly to Gina Haspel, who was named to the post. from The New York Times
The music that accompanies the entrance of the High Pigeon and his followers is a luminous pastiche of the Divine Mozart, with an unmistakable quotation from the "Gran Partita" Serenade. from New Yorker
If it doesn't, you can copy a section of the statement and paste it into a search engine, enclosing the text in quotation marks to search for that exact phrasing. from The Verge
He agrees that the Blackmun quotation was more substantial than is typical, but he said there is, right now anyway, no mechanism for distinguishing between major errors and everyday mistakes. from The New York Times
Mr. Silver held a "job" with a law firm that specialized in lawsuits on behalf of people with mesothelioma; the use of the word "job" requires quotation marks as tweezers. from The New York Times
INTERNATIONAL An article on Tuesday about the election of Avi Gabbay to lead the Labor Party in Israel included a quotation that referred incorrectly to participation in the leadership election. from The New York Times
And Kambui Olujimi's The Gini Quotation, a series of cell-like glass sculptures, points out the absurdity of people donating biological materials (like sperm and eggs) in order to make money. from Vice
"This happens all the time because these upload filters are not capable of understanding context, understanding copyright exceptions like parody or quotation, and they don't understand the public domain," Reda said. from Gizmodo
The quotation — "But Samuel said, 'As your sword has made women childless, so will your mother be childless among women' " — is Verse 33 of I Samuel, Chapter 15, not Verse 3. from The New York Times
Beginning with the first episode, Mr Colbert championed the term "truthiness", or telling things "from the gut" without the need for inconvenient facts (a word Mr Colbert put in quotation marks). from Economist
The premiere quotation comes from a stanza of Emily Dickinson's "LXIX," explaining the horrors of an assassin hiding in one's apartment is nothing compared to the horrors we hide in ourselves. from Refinery 29
After reviewing her 2000 dissertation, Politico found more than 12 instances where the conservative author and commentator lifted directly from scholarly texts, without using quotation marks or providing the correct attribution. from Vice
ARTS & LEISURE An article on April 2556 about the film "Dheepan" included a quotation from the actor Antonythasan Jesuthasan that omitted part of the given name of a philosopher he studied. from The New York Times
Her narratives are rigorous, partial to the present tense, and untempted by the small change of contemporary realism (abundant and superfluous dialogue in quotation marks, sharply individuated characters, tellingly selected detail). from New Yorker
"It was a bad first date," said Ms. d'Ambrosio, who at first suspected he was secretly a journalist trying to get a juicy quotation out of a United States government official. from The New York Times
NEW YORK An article on Monday about legal issues surrounding the inheritance of a brownstone, in which two longtime partners who never married lived for 55 years, attributed a quotation incorrectly. from The New York Times
"These days, with all the technology, you can do that as long as everybody's on the same page," Colangelo said, the caveat suggestively tacked on to the end of his quotation. from The New York Times
In what has become an occasional habit, Mr. Comey offered what appeared to be a quotation of relevance to the day's unfolding news, in this case a biblical verse about justice. from The New York Times
Mr. Comey's post reflects a habit on display in recent months in which he has appeared to use a carefully chosen quotation to allude to someone or something in the news. from The New York Times
Throughout the club, the bright green walls are decorated with the quotation "Keep Hipco Burning," a nod to the country's take on American rap, which is performed in Liberian pidgin English. from The New York Times
BOOK REVIEW A review last Sunday about the novel "Kudos," by Rachel Cusk, misidentified the source for a quotation from one of the author's two previous books in her fictional trilogy. from The New York Times
The movie, written and directed by João Pedro Rodrigues, begins with a quotation from St. Anthony about the warmth a person is apt to feel when he "approaches the Spirit" openly. from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "Six months into my post-Tillerson stress disorder, I'm thrilled to see a bipartisan consensus emerge about the critical role that diplomacy plays in America's global leadership. from The New York Times
Before "Luisa Miller" — with quotation marks — there was a "viva Verdi" toast at the august Metropolitan Opera Club, which has its own room on the dress-circle level of the Met. from The New York Times
Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about how President Trump's budget proposals are viewed in South Carolina included a quotation that misstated the amount of the national debt. from The New York Times
I then went a bit astray with "benny" instead of TRANQ (that "Q" was vital to figuring out the beginning of this quotation, too); I also put "Connick" instead of NILSSON. from The New York Times
His social media account creates news and comments directly on it, usually with his trademark style of exclamation points, random quotation marks, all those nicknames — sometimes with a few typos thrown in. from Vox
Johnson, fired from The Times in 1988 for fabricating a quotation, made his name in Brussels not with honest reporting but with extreme euroskepticism, tirelessly attacking, mocking and denigrating the European Union. from CNN
Update 6/23/2017 10:21PM: Salvatore Vitale asked us to remove his quotation from the story because he felt the writer was misleading about his intentions when obtaining information over email. from Gizmodo
"The proposed IEX Access Delay and IEX protected quotation status would degrade market efficiency and unnecessarily interfere with trading and quoting on other venues," wrote Citadel in its comment to the SEC. from The Verge
At one point, in a wry inversion of the well-known Philip Larkin quotation (part of which Schine borrows for her title), Joy broods about her relationship with her son and daughter. from The New York Times
An opinion essay last Sunday included a quotation by JK Scheinberg, a retired Apple engineer, saying he was not contacted after an interview for a job at an Apple store Genius Bar. from The New York Times
Based on information provided to The New York Times, an earlier version of this article rendered incorrectly a quotation from Abraham Lincoln that Mr. Bloomberg cited in a column in Bloomberg View. from The New York Times
It makes a mockery of the gothic, placing horrific imagery in quotation marks, but still manages to be genuinely unsettling: Gorey's parodies of nineteenth-century nightmares remain disturbing in the twenty-first. from New Republic
The bombastic peanut-farming mogul turned politician would pace the Lincoln Bedroom into the wee hours, sending telegrams in which he, using arbitrary capitalizations and quotation marks, raged against "Geriatric" Gerald Ford. from New Yorker
An earlier version of this article included an erroneous quotation that mischaracterized Tory Burch's comments about what she chooses to wear at her shows and how social media posts affect her business. from The New York Times
Since those rights remain the ultimate moneymaker, they form a powerful center of gravity; Boren was not wrong to refer to the Big 123's deal as a "handcuff" (another memorable quotation). from The New York Times
The obituary also included a quotation from George Schlatter, the executive producer of "Laugh-In," that misidentified the cast member who played chess with Ms. Brown in a sketch on the show. from The New York Times
BUSINESS Because of an editing error, an article on Friday about the consulting firm McKinsey & Company's advice to Johnson & Johnson on driving the sales of opioids erroneously attributed a quotation to McKinsey. from The New York Times
Their first is the composer Giuseppe Verdi, so much so that the club's members are assigned specific names when they are admitted — the titles of Verdi's operas, but without the quotation marks. from The New York Times
NATIONAL Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about how President Trump's budget proposals are viewed in South Carolina included a quotation that misstated the amount of the national debt. from The New York Times
The book's unconventional capitalization and punctuation continue Notley's invention of a new grammar, which has been most widely recognized in her use of quotation marks in The Descent of Alette (Penguin, 1996). from Hyperallergic
BUSINESS DAY An article on Monday about Zipongo, a start-up aimed at helping companies improve the eating habits of their employees, transposed the numbers in a quotation from Jason Langheier, Zipongo's founder. from The New York Times
Machines can take so much cost out of any sales process (request for proposal, quotation, order and fulfillment system), it is the fiduciary responsibility of your CEO and the board to hire robots. from CNBC
" • Quotation of the day "Tariffs are seen as a direct slap in the face, and it will be very difficult for the Chinese government to sit back and take those blows without retaliating. from The New York Times
Most of the printing houses didn't even reply to our inquiries (we are not sure if they read them in the first place) or required a lot of technical knowledge before sending quotation. from TechCrunch
Exactly two weeks before the Iowa caucus, when Trump himself spoke at Liberty University, he botched a Bible quotation and, against university rules, uttered a profanity, two miscues that Cruz would never commit. from The New York Times
In another experiment she looked at what happened when members of a team appended a virtuous quotation to their e-mail signoffs, such as "Better to fail with honour than succeed with fraud". from Economist
WHEN people wheel out the old quotation by Dean Acheson to the effect that Britain had lost an empire and not yet found a role, the rest of his speech is often forgotten. from Economist
SPORTS An article in some editions last Sunday about Creator's victory in the Belmont Stakes misattributed, in some copies, a quotation regarding the performance of Exaggerator, the Preakness Stakes winner who finished 2556th. from The New York Times
The brunt of the criticism boils down to the use of the use of the quotation marks which, according to detractors, nods to insults Serena has faced for the majority of her career. from Vice
In his prime, he was a sometimes cantankerous quotation machine in the pressroom and a magnet for hecklers in the United States, even though he had played college golf at Houston Baptist University. from The New York Times
Mr. Johnson, fired from The Times in 1988 for fabricating a quotation, made his name in Brussels not with honest reporting but with extreme euroskepticism, tirelessly attacking, mocking and denigrating the European Union. from The New York Times
On Tuesday morning, not long after the death on Monday of former Attorney General Janet Reno, an anti-Clinton meme circulated widely across the site with a false quotation attributed to Ms. Reno. from The New York Times
Imagine enormous 128-pt quotation marks around the word tolerant here, and you'll best understand the right's sarcastic usage of this term, reparations for decades of being told THEY were the intolerant ones. from Vice
An earlier version of this article misattributed a quotation; it was Thomas Jefferson, not John Milton, who said that "error of opinion may be tolerated where reason is left free to combat it." from The New York Times
" • Quotation of the day "There's an unacceptably large number of younger miners who have end-stage disease, and the only choice is to get a lung transplant or wait it out and die. from The New York Times
EDITORS' NOTE: STYLES An article on Thursday about New York Fashion Week and what designers choose to wear on the runway during their shows included an erroneous quotation that misrepresented Tory Burch's comments. from The New York Times
Critics said the magazine's use of quotation marks around "woman" on Ms. Williams's cover appeared to call into question her gender or her femininity, a trope with at least a touch of transphobia. from The New York Times
The quotation was included in a footnote added to "Civilization and Its Discontents" in "The Freud Reader" by that book's editor, Peter Gay; it was not cited by Freud in the original work. from The New York Times
" A Hemingway quotation followed: "Certainly there is no hunting like the hunting of man and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never really care for anything else thereafter. from The Hill
As one (unofficial) ball competition coach advises about another performer's stance, "No one can tell you what you're not, because you're real," with the last word in a set of inflected quotation marks. from The New York Times
Sax, a Canadian business journalist best known for the James Beard Award-winning book "Save the Deli," clearly likes old things and does not believe in putting the word authenticity in quotation marks. from The New York Times
While blasting Gates for his crimes, she praised him for then delivering real facts — and no "alternative facts," in a direction quotation of a notorious phrase once uttered by Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway. from Vice
I'm fearful of being told that we need to hire caregivers or to move into some sort of "home" — the quotation marks a dead giveaway that such a place is decidedly not home. from The New York Times
As for anarchism and feminism, the words sympathetic outsiders have applied to Rojava, I want so much to place quotation marks around these terms in a vain effort to reinvigorate their power and strangeness. from Vice
Osmek says the money was supposed to be spent on Minnesota projects, and Lapensée works as an assistant professor (in his email to me, he put "professor" in quotation marks) at a Michigan university. from Vice
Barack Obama was still president, his successor misused quotation marks in a tweet not-so-subtly hinting at Tillerson's appointment, and it was hard to envision just how chaotic the Trump administration would be. from Vice
But to view the quotation above as a kind of library motivational poster, a fawning slogan for literacy, would be to rob it of the arch comedy that always and everywhere makes Austen sparkle. from The New York Times
The bulk of the program was given over to two collections of songs, by Charles Ives and George Crumb, which addressed feelings of longing and belonging through the quotation and renegotiation of familiar music. from The New York Times
SUNDAY REVIEW An opinion essay last Sunday included a quotation by JK Scheinberg, a retired Apple engineer, saying he was not contacted after an interview for a job at an Apple store Genius Bar. from The New York Times
However, the speed at which Cox turns his argument into one about "us" (or the "we" in the quotation above) misses the degree to which this falls directly at the feet of platform holders. from Vice
In an early-morning social media post, Mr. Trump approvingly reposted on Twitter a quotation from Benito Mussolini ("It is better to live one day as a lion than 100 years as a sheep"). from The New York Times
WELD, 9:08: I would look for HRC to try to get under DJT's skin by hitting him with short quotes from his own language, using quotation marks, to make them impossible to deny. from The New York Times
The quotation that Mr. Biden said was dishonestly described by the Sanders campaign was from a speech he gave in 2018, mocking former Speaker Paul D. Ryan's attempts to cut Social Security and Medicare. from The New York Times
It reminds of me a heartbreaking quotation in "Just Mercy," Bryan Stevenson's 2014 book about systemic injustice: "They aren't ever going to admit they made a mistake," says a man unjustly convicted of murder. from The New York Times
You see imagery from historic ballets ("Giselle"; Nijinska's "Les Noces"; Balanchine's "Apollo"; and others), but the point is not any Spot the Ballet Quotation — though I'll enjoy that on later visits to this work. from The New York Times
Luisa Miller, without quotation marks, is a man in his early 60s who works as a nurse in an Italian prison and could not take the time off for a trip to New York. from The New York Times
Because of an editing error, the Living In article last Sunday, about Hyde Park, N.Y., omitted the given name and misstated the courtesy title in the attribution for a quotation about the town's location. from The New York Times
" He quotes a story from The Hill that puts the words "endangers democracy" in quotation marks following the unquoted words, "special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. from The Hill
An earlier version of this article included a quotation from a University of Georgia student that referred incorrectly to Richard B. Russell Jr. While he was a segregationist, he was not a slave owner. from The New York Times
"The Netherlands, the so-called capital of democracy, and I say this in quotation marks because they are actually the capital of fascism...," Cavusoglu said during his visit to the northeastern French city of Metz. from Reuters
Böröcz is part of the generation that paved the way for postmodernism in Eastern Europe — drawing not only avantgarde art, that he places between quotation marks, but also strict conceptualism, on which his approach developed. from Hyperallergic
"For the latter, our customers have built quotation workflows on top of Cytora's APIs, enabling business owners to buy policies online in less than a minute without having to fill in a form," says Hartley. from TechCrunch
A four-year consumer leasing deal with a purchase option on a comparable Corsa would be about 227 euros per month, based on a quotation from Aramisauto, the online car retailer and price comparison service. from Reuters
Schwarz's combinatory and contradictory practice squeezes the hard nut of reality through a formal filter that transforms a familiar device, the graffiti tag, into a form of pure abstraction wrapped in historically aware quotation marks. from Hyperallergic
" N.Y. Times Quotation of the Day ... Senator Susan Collins, a moderate Republican from Maine, in response to Trump's tweet: "People may say things during a campaign, but it's different when you become a public servant. from Axios
But in that case, you have to go to a reliable quotation dictionary, like, say The Yale Book of Quotations, which I highly recommend, or my own book, and see what it has to say. from Vice
Austen received a 10 pound publisher's advance for her first novel and the new banknote bears a quotation "I declare after all there is no enjoyment like reading!" from her later work, "Pride and Prejudice". from Reuters
Pax Linson Takoma Park, Md. E DITORS' N OTE : Andrew Marantz's "Main Streamers" (December 11th) included a quotation from Tim Pool that described a disagreement about the Vice News coverage of protests in Ferguson, Missouri. from New Yorker
" The Burlington Free Press highlighted a quotation of Mr. Sanders's from 1971 — "the real issue is who controls the wealth of this country" — and observed that 14 years later, "He's still singing the same tune. from The New York Times
The closely watched settlement price, known in Japan as the special quotation, or "SQ", is calculated from the opening prices of the 225 shares in the Nikkei average on the second Friday of the month. from Reuters
The Russian Embassy in London, in sneering statements on its website and Twitter feed, refers to the "Sergei Skripal Case," using quotation marks to suggest it does not believe there really is such a case. from The New York Times
FRONT PAGE An article on Wednesday about the decision not to fire the coach and athletic director of the University of Maryland football team after the death of a player during practice misattributed a quotation. from The New York Times
But where the Nazi goose stepping in the brothers' recreation of Matt's childhood protest against an all-white "Oklahoma!" is clearly ironic, the quotation marks seem to fall off in the second act dance climax. from The New York Times
Alas, the new "Les Misérables" really is new, and crushingly Crowe-free, and although a quotation from Victor Hugo is tacked onto the end, the story bears only the faintest relation to his enormous novel. from New Yorker
You can also use the search bar next to the Start menu: Enter "%appdata%" (without the quotation marks), press the Enter key and then click through the folders labeled Apple Computer, then MobileSync to Backup. from The New York Times
Maybe you think of Steve Martin or Chris Farley, both of whom relied on these four fingers for comedy; maybe you use your own fingers to draw QUOTATION MARKS in the air to emphasize irony. from The New York Times
The attribution for the Quotation of the Day on Tuesday, taken from an article about the campaign for Montana's seat in the House of Representatives, misstated the number of seats the state has in Congress. from The New York Times
While obviously presented in a false context, the quotation of my Clinton testimony only highlights the glaring contrast of those who opposed the Clinton impeachment but now insist the case is made to impeach Trump. from The Hill
"The pinpoint demographic and ideological targeting of the Special Counsel's mandate is ironically reminiscent of a quotation attributed to Lavrenty Beria, the chief of Joseph Stalin's secret police," the Russian company writes in a footnote. from CNN
In turning President Kennedy's famous 1961 inaugural quotation on its head, Mr. Trump offered a gloomy depiction of "American carnage," one that was starkly at odds with the vision of many, if not most, Americans. from The New York Times
This woman who was our collaborator, in quotation marks, she bet us two bottles of the best champagne that we would never get this portable technology to work in Africa, let alone in the field. from Wired