Sentence examples for One quotation from inspiring English sources

One quotation, from Pat Robertson, the conservative broadcaster, reads, "Do you want to face the voters in your district with the charge that you are wasting their hard-earned money to promote sodomy, child pornography and attacks on Jesus Christ?" Even curators acknowledge that some artists make provocative works as a career move, knowing it will bring them media attention.

One quotation to corroborate their awareness goes thus: Yes, we have heard about the drug and have the treatment guidelines.

Only one quotation is unattributed.

Najarian gave one quotation for this article.

People chased Mr. Liu for pictures, and journalists clamored for just one quotation (he gave many).

"I am sure I will die unpublished," is one quotation attributed to his diaries by La Vanguardia.

Groucho Marx (no relation) has fifty-one quotations.

He averages about one incendiary quotation each news conference, sometimes more.

This might seem surprising for a composer known for appropriating and recycling the material of other composers: in fact, in my score there are no found musical objects and only one direct quotation - from my own work.

So, if somebody were to show where, specifically, I exhibit an unjust or prejudiced attitude toward the Jewish people, if they would show me one such quotation in my work, I would gladly defend myself.

But the link between "Solo" and its precursor is not one of quotation or allusion — the viewer who has not seen Kiarostami's movie does not miss anything essential in Bahrani's; nor is the moviegoer who spots the connection rewarded with the self-admiring frisson that comes, say, when you decode a King Hu or Godard reference embedded in a Quentin Tarantino film.