Posts Tagged ‘Quote’
How do you capitalize a quote as your title?
I am using a Wordsworth quote as my title. Now, should I leave it as is:
“The father is child of man”
Or how should I capitalize it?
What is the meaning of converse in the context of the following quote?
The way to chastity is not to struggle directly with incontinent thoughts but to avert ye thoughts by some employment, or by reading, or meditating on other things, or by converse. For he that’s always thinking of chastity will be always thinking of women.
This is a quote from Sir Isaac Newton. The obsolete meaning of converse is to have sex, but that doesn’t make sense here. So what does converse mean here?
Thanks.
What car should I get in order to get a cheap insurance quote?
Basically all I have been hearing about lately is how costly car insurance is … What do I need to take into account in order to get a cheap quote? I’m heading towards the 1 ltr size etc. Also I live in England so preferably English people answering with prior experience.
How do you insert a translation of a word inside an integrated quote?
I am trying to write an essay on a book which has a lot of foreign words in it. It’s written in English but occasionally there are Persian words here and there. I would just like to know how do you include a translation of the word within the quote properly–do you just use brackets with the word inside? I can’t find this information anywhere so your advice is much appreciated.
What is another way to say “This quote is important”?
Posted by admin in Finance Sunday, 11 December 2011 11:01 2 Comments
I am doing a project where you need to explain 10 important quotes and I have already started my sentence “this quote is important because” two times. Anyone have any other ways of starting the sentence.
What is a good love quote that relates to Pride and Prejudice?
Posted by admin in Finance Saturday, 10 December 2011 14:49 3 Comments
I need a good love quote that makes a lot of sense when talking about Pride and Prejudice. I need it quick! Please help!
What page number is this quote from Tuesdays with Morrie or where can I find out?
The quote is “After you have wept and grieved for your physical losses, cherish the functions and the life you have left”. If someone could tell me what page of the book it is on that would be great.
How do I cite a quote from an ancient greek play?
Posted by admin in Finance Thursday, 8 December 2011 15:40 2 Comments
I have to write this paper for english class and the teacher will not help me with the MLA citation. On a play such as Antigone by Sophocles how would I cite a quote? Is it by the author, scene, line number, etc.? I have no idea!
Why do some men quote scriptures in the Bible relating to women being submissive?
Posted by admin in Finance Tuesday, 6 December 2011 09:48 13 Comments
but never quote the scripture where God says that men are to love their wives as God loves the church. Let’s not forget that Christ died for the church. Seems like beam in the eye syndrome.
I do agree that women must know there place and where God has put us, I have no problem being second in command, as long as the man knows his role. But a lot of Christian men don’t, they just know that women are suppose to be submissive without understanding how we are to be treated.
What is a famous quote from Robert Frost that is in a movie?
Posted by admin in Finance Monday, 5 December 2011 06:51 2 Comments
Need a quote, word for word, from one of Robert Frost’s poems that is in a movie no later than 10 years old. Give me the name of the poem its from and what the movie is called. Thanks so much for your help!
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