Sentence examples similar to a common quotation from inspiring English sources

In a letter to Elihu Palmer, one of his most loyal followers in America, Paine describes part of his rhetorical philosophy: Paine's rhetoric had broad appeal; his "pithy" lines were "able to bridge working-class and middle-class cultures" and become common quotations.

But this quotation reflects a common misunderstanding.

Quotations are a common speechwriting crutch.

But in the seven cases which he cites there is an embarrassingly obvious explanation for such similarities.Two are quotations from a common Russian source, so one would expect them to be similar.

A common sentiment is reflected in this quotation from one of the midwives "the baby can eat anything it wants around 1 2 years.

Try working a common idiom into your final sentence, or a short quotation.

A common refrain I've heard from you (see direct quotations above) and others is that scientific progress cannot be achieved by "mere armchair speculation".

As shown in the indicative quotations in table 3, there was a common view that regular interactions with patients and families enabled 'better' transitions, yet this was undermined by workload.

Scientists educated in "countries where memorization is a common pedagogical technique are sometimes surprised by US expectations that they cite sources for all direct quotations," they add.

As this quotation illustrates, bringing people together from a conflicted region to work on a common initiative can have a transformative impact.

Create a footnote/endnote for a quotation from a book.