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Remove the tag. Editorialize in an HTML comment: please don't turn this into a long list of examples
An '''out of context''' quotation is a kind of discrediting attack which appears to use a person's own words against him, but is deceptive because the apparent meaning of the words quoted is different from the meaning of the passage taken as a whole.
An '''out of context''' quotation is a kind of discrediting attack which appears to use a person's own words against him, but is deceptive because the apparent meaning of the words quoted is different from the meaning of the passage taken as a whole.
<!--Editors: please resist the temptation to transform this into a long list of examples, and, in particular, avoid examples that relate to live political or Conservapedian disputes. Only a relatively small number of examples are needed. They should be chosen as most clearly illustrating the points being made. This is best done with non-controversial examples. Controversial examples are less clear, because different readers will see what they are reading in different ways. In general, real examples are better than invented ones. Thanks. --dpbsmith --->
For example: as quoted in an advertisement for the film ''Be Cool:''
For example: as quoted in an advertisement for the film ''Be Cool:''