Sentence examples for another quotation from inspiring English sources

Another quotation from Bertie's book came to mind.

He upset Muslims with another quotation in an academic lecture, on that occasion from a medieval Byzantine emperor.

"Get up, son, you're on the ground!" Mingus at his happiest called Dylan "son" in a booming voice, another quotation, half Redd Foxx, half Foghorn Leghorn.

His memorial in the grounds of Shrewsbury Abbey, commissioned for the centenary of his birth in 1993, bears another quotation: "I am the enemy you killed, my friend".

Another quotation for which Juvenal became famous besides "bread and circuses," and one that is equally relevant to us today, is Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

Another quotation, this one superimposed on a Star of David: "I DON'T DENY THE JEWS THEIR RIGHT TO A NATIONAL EXISTENCE — BUT I DON'T WANT TO BE PART OF IT".

Another surprising quotation, a translation from Pascal's "Pensées," prefaces the novel.

Another Sinatra quotation repeated here is his observation that if he had had as active a sex life as some assumed, he would be speaking from a jar at Harvard Medical School.

But then on a second door, there is another snarky quotation from Mrs. Parker that Republicans might, perhaps, not feel too warmly about: "How can you tell?" she asked, on hearing that former President Calvin Coolidge, a Republican, was dead.

Her "Art Must Hang," inspired by another Kippenberger quotation, is a video projection of Ms. Fraser's word-for-word (in German), gesture-for-gesture re-creation of a prolonged, often appalling drunken toast that Mr. Kippenberger made at the celebration of another artist's exhibition.

In another famous quotation, the senses accuse the mind of overthrowing them, although mind is dependent on the senses.