Sentence examples for be a quote from inspiring English sources

(There is a kitchen scene that could be a quote from "The Magnificent Ambersons").

Oliver says he thought this might be a quote from the Bible or Shakespeare, but couldn't find the source.

An approving profile in The Independent calls him "the thinking man's oligarch" in its headline, which turns out to be a quote from a unnamed "person who knows him well".

It might be a quote, a lengthy first-person account or a line-up of three or more people with stories to tell about variations on a similar experience.

It may be a quote straight out of the Hollywood playbook, but Moneyball is based on author Michael Lewis' non-fiction work Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game, which tracks the Oakland Athletics baseball team's ascent under general manager Billy Beane and his use of an analytical, evidence-based, sabermetric approach to assembling a competitive team.

I was always trying to be a quote, unquote, film composer".

"I don't really desire to be a quote-unquote Jewish band," Mr. Solomon said.

"We're not trying to be a quote-unquote hip hotel, per se," said Alex Calderwood, a pale, curly-haired 43-year-old.

"The myth of the man is always interested in sex, always ready to go and having to be a quote-unquote superman".

"My expectations from the beginning were not to be a quote-unquote jazz star," says Wilson, who has virtually created her own genre of vaguely jazz-styled world pop.

"We had hoped to get a director who would be a quote-unquote 'element,' since we had two unknown actresses on our hands in a romantic comedy with a gay second act.