1. 'S office, said, paraphrasing the Declaration of Independence.

2. Baxter paraphrased the contents of the press release.

3. She claimed that she didn't plagiarize - she just paraphrased.

4. I'm paraphrasing but this is honestly what he said.

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6. Paraphrases, or free translations, of the Bible are not new.

7. The article only paraphrased Castro's words, and gave no direct quotes.

8. Paraphrase the ancient Chinese prose in vernacular language.

9. Paraphrasing Einstein, Its not the technology, it's the politics.

10. Paraphrase the ancient Chinese prose in colloquialism language.

11. The teacher amplified the sense by a paraphrase.

12. A brutal summary and paraphrase of this follows.

13. Paraphrase this article in 250 words or less.

14. She gave us a paraphrase of that film.

15. Try to paraphrase the question before you answer it.

16. The paraphrase of the sonnet is easy to understand.

17. You may read the prose paraphrase of this poem.

18. 5 Paraphrase the ancient Chinese prose in colloquialism language.

19. Uncle Billy Watson doeth good like a medicine, he thought, paraphrasing the scriptures.

20. If it is not a Minister, please will he paraphrase.

21. Paraphrasing in this manner has been called reflective or active listening.

22. Longobardi provides Leibniz with accurate translations or paraphrases of the Analects passages cited above.

23. We're striving for what we call internally a "progressive model" (paraphrased from "progressive tax").

24. After frontal damage, the patient may just paraphrase the proverb.

25. To paraphrase Chavez, once social change begins, it cannot be reversed.

26. In most of the published versions of the prayer, the text is abridged, paraphrased or copyrighted.

27. Indeed, its name comes from the proverb, paraphrased here, that mighty oaks start as small Acorns

28. He means Britain, of course, but paraphrasing Nelson's famous message seems appropriate.

29. 30 After frontal damage, the patient may just paraphrase the proverb.

30. She gave us a quick paraphrase of what had been said.

31. Most of these are paraphrases of biblical texts, and like hymns they vary in theological emphasis and musical appropriateness.

32. 15. (a) How would you paraphrase the counsel of Hebrews 13:17?

33. Can we even identify, for paraphrase purposes, what the underlying meaning is?

34. That power is weakened when we paraphrase or alter the actual wording.

35. The article was paraphrase Tao Lan in Vernal February form the feminine view.

36. Paraphrase and summary of the arguments of other texts correspond to indirect speech.

37. I'm paraphrasing here, but he said, If President Obama is re-elected, Iran will have a bomb.

38. To paraphrase an adage of Hungarian winegrowers: ‘A noble mold spells a good wine.’

39. It said I'm paraphrasing it said, Lifetime after lifetime after lifetime you have been angry at God.

40. In fact, the optimally relevant interpretation may be a summary rather than an exact paraphrase.

41. The artist, posed beside his picture, has moved during the exposure, paraphrasing the multiple-image effect of the painting.

42. 22 Most of these are paraphrases of biblical texts, and like hymns they vary in theological emphasis and musical appropriateness.

43. 9 To paraphrase the satirist Tom Lehrer, it makes a fellow proud to be a banker.

44. Paraphrasing Mark Twain, too bad these things can go around the Earth before the TRUTH can get its pants on.

45. The Contemporary English Version paraphrases this verse: “We were completely honest when God created us, but now we have twisted minds.”

46. Have another tract in your hand, and read or paraphrase the questions in the first two paragraphs.

47. 14 To paraphrase William Jennings Bryan, we must not crucify our economies upon a cross of rubber.

48. Instead of saying, "Amen, Amen" Jeremiah paraphrased the second Amen in his statement, "Amen, the Lord do so" (Jer 28:6)

49. It may differ from the original work by means of reharmonization, melodic paraphrasing, orchestration, or development of the formal structure.

50. "Under Pope John Paul II leaks were much more common," Noyes writes, paraphrasing a source whose name has been redacted.

51. To paraphrase Truvy, it’s a Cuppa flour, a Cuppa sugar, a Cuppa fruit cocktail with the juice

52. All effective readers skip over or guess at some words, paraphrase sections of text, and resume reading.

53. 11 To paraphrase, he said that in today's world a Eurocentric view of history is out of place.

54. To paraphrase Franklin Roosevelt from a different context, the greatest thing we have to fear is fear itself.

55. QuillBot's paraphrasing tool is trusted by millions worldwide to rewrite sentences, paragraphs, or articles using state-of-the-art AI.

56. Paraphrasing his last paragraph yields, It will be an ineffective token gesture, but we should tax the super rich anyway.

57. To paraphrase an old saying, the water has to be there for the horse to be able to drink.

58. Choose the best paraphrase for the sentence below: "A pox on you for your loathsome Chiding!" a

59. This structure of absence and intrusion corresponds to de Man's blend of quotation, paraphrase and commentary in Allegories of Reading.

60. Acknowledging, Paraphrasing, and Quoting Sources When you write at the college level, you often need to integrate material from published sources into your own writing

61. A paraphrase usually substantially changes the language of the original, because all that matters is that the idea is conveyed.

62. This paraphrase of Paul's words in Ephesians 26 guaranteed they not only resolved conflicts but also gave and received forgiveness.

63. 1 This paraphrase of Paul's words in Ephesians 26 guaranteed they not only resolved conflicts but also gave and received forgiveness.

64. The discovery that Diodorvs V contained a paraphrase of the same basic text gave an altogether different dimension to Posidonius' work.

65. Hayes spoke about the history of bank holidays, but seemed to have borrowed extensive chunks, with mild paraphrasing, from a Wikipedia article about bank holidays.

66. Does the student follow the old adage that to read and paraphrase one book is plagiarism but to use two is research?

67. Africa, that strangled continent, to paraphrase René Dumont, is moving with great determination and selfless abnegation to emerge from the labyrinth of poverty.

68. She paraphrased Exodus 21:22-24 and explained that if it was wrong to injure an unborn child, then an abortion would obviously be contrary to God’s will.

69. The most obvious difference between quotation and paraphrase in these examples is the punctuation which separates a quotation from the surrounding material.

70. As a result, my Paraphrase is a ten-minute composition for eight wind players which follows the outline of the opera plot.

71. His hymn Wo Gott der Herr nicht bei uns hält, a paraphrase of Psalm 124, was published in the Erfurt Enchiridion in 1524.

72. Jesus responded: “You answered correctly,” and then, paraphrasing a portion of Leviticus 18:5, he said: “Keep on doing this and you will get life.”

73. Arthur Willis, in paraphrasing a statement once made in The Golden Age magazine, later declared: “No road too rough or too long for His witnesses.”

74. Perhaps, to paraphrase Robbie Burns, whom somebody mentioned a minute ago, 'The best laid plans of mice and men and the Commission gang aft agley'.

75. Translators who produce what are frequently referred to as paraphrase Bibles, or free translations, take liberties with the text as presented in the original languages.

76. This is also called the “six Antitheses” because Jesus makes six quotations or paraphrases of commands of Moses in the Bible, and then he says, “But I say” and makes a similar but stronger statement.

77. The first is a paraphrase of a 19th century hymn by the English poet William Cowper ("God moves in a mysterious way, His wonders to perform).

78. This resource is designed for college students and shows how to Annotate a scholarly article using highlighting, paraphrase, a descriptive outline, and a two-margin approach

79. Les sept livres d'Aphorismes du grand Hippocrate en latin et en françois : enrichis de tres-beaux et tres-doctes discours en forme de paraphrases, et d'explications tres-judicieuses prises des anciens & nouveaux autheurs

80. Do we listen to pop music because of Atrabiliousness, or are we Atrabilious because we listen to pop music? (High Fidelity magazine paraphrase) Etymology: From atra bilis, from ater, + bilis