Examples of using Paraphrasing in English and their translations into Greek
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Some targums translating or paraphrasing the Bible into Aramaic were also made around the same time.
This is an invitation to political creativity, to the paraphrasing of intuitions and hunches;
A wandering mind is an unhappy mind," says Davidson, paraphrasing the research on the subject.
The President has agreed to meet, he has given up so much,” he said, paraphrasing his critics.
Thus, according to the myths, the soap gets its name from the poet Sappho, paraphrasing her name.
fraternity,” said Torra in his speech, paraphrasing the national motto of France.
even if, in some cases, paraphrasing was de facto necessary.
I'm going to illustrate this point with a quick paraphrasing with a conversation I had with an entrepreneur last year.
analysis, paraphrasing and evaluation- and presentation skills along with basic numeracy.
perhaps some more extensive paraphrasing of the story so far,
I made a speech paraphrasing an editorial from a German newspaper.
It has been suggested that Hebrew was not then perfectly understood by the returned exiles and that some Aramaic paraphrasing was done.
Active listening is a dynamic process that can be broken down into three different behaviors: paraphrasing, inquiry, and acknowledgment.
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Copying or close paraphrasing with occasional acknowledgement of the source may also be deemed to be plagiarism is the absence of quotation marks implies that the phraseology is the student's own.
plagiarists give legitimate paraphrasing a very bad name.
This deliberate paraphrasing of Winston Churchill's 1946“Iron Curtain” speech turns the real relationship of forces inside out,
even if, in some cases, paraphrasing was de factoFinally,
mere paraphrasing, without sufficient originality,
Paraphrased from a speech of his to the British Parliament on 24/09/ 1942.
