| It's more than likely that I'm paraphrasing this from unremembered sources, but I wanted to offer the one I've been considering. |
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| The discovery of every tale, Naipaul writes, paraphrasing Joseph Conrad, is a moral one. |
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| Miller committed a further offense by paraphrasing the quote and distorting Smithson's analysis. |
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| Active listening involves occasionally paraphrasing ideas expressed by the person. |
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| My apologies to the author for what may well be rather heavy-handed paraphrasing of his often quite poetic prose. |
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| I am paraphrasing slightly, due to a lack of Tivo or a photographic memory, but here's the question. |
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| Quite freely, one puts on stage either the whole text, or taking it apart and paraphrasing it according to both visual and textual references. |
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| It's almost a situation where too much is done in advance to hide the fact that the king, paraphrasing the well-known children's fairy tale, is wearing no clothes. |
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| Rather than paraphrasing Dr. Kleinman's report, it is appended in its entirety to this decision. |
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| I would, however, like to ask whether systematisation and paraphrasing is the only added value that Parliament is able to offer. |
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| This is very much like paraphrasing or adding an ellipsis in a sentence. |
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| Mr Sandel listens to each answer carefully, sometimes repeating them verbatim and then paraphrasing. |
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| Interesting though the research on driver impairment due to carrying out a mobile conversation is just paraphrasing the research sufficient work to generate an article? |
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| A telling the world today would probably be in a post-ideological sense, and aiming at paraphrasing the world in new ways. |
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| Dr Quinn welcomed the idea of a guide to the implementation of the CIPM MRA, but cautioned against summarizing and paraphrasing the various CIPM and JCRB texts. |
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| Right now this is owing, paraphrasing Irwin Shaw, to the vision of girls in their summer dresses, especially those flimsy, lingerie-style garments that make much of the population appear to be in dishabille. |
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| Also, the considerable amount of direct quotation, close paraphrasing and synopses of major plot elements supported a finding of sufficient qualitative copying and substantial similarity. |
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| He was paraphrasing a remark by Emmanuel-Joseph Sieyès, a delegate to the Estates-General of 1789, who said the third estate is everything, has nothing but wants to be something. |
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| That, paraphrasing him very politely, is what Mike Huckabee, the former Republican governor of Arkansas, demanded to know on his radio chat show earlier this week. |
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| The purpose of the recitals is to set out concise reasons for the chief provisions of the enacting terms, without reproducing or paraphrasing them. |
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| So little by little, you start paraphrasing your presentation. |
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| By paraphrasing some of the brilliant words of a woman who said that one couldn't go with his boots on in a human being soul, I would say that one couldn't go with tanks and kalachnikovs into the soul of a nation. |
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| I am paraphrasing, but that is basically the message he was giving. |
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| Remember that the translating or paraphrasing statement must be couched in terms of normal observers in normal conditions of observation. |
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| Keeping sentences short, emphasizing key words, and paraphrasing may enhance speechreading comprehension for some deaf individuals. |
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| Erasmus himself admits that the process of paraphrasing creates certain troubling and unavoidable distortions in the literal sense of the text. |
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| Learning takes place through the 'knower' repeating, reiterating, recapitulating, paraphrasing, summarising, reorganising, or translating the point to be learnt. |
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| Paraphrasing Marcuse, technocracy views everything that is not backed up by facts, as an ideological matter. |
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| Paraphrasing an often-quoted political line, Coe reminded them of the overarching importance of the database. |
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