Sentence examples for be an epigraph for from inspiring English sources

That question could be an epigraph for American Innovations.

From his student days onward, Sebald was a deep reader of Adorno, and the passage might be an epigraph for all Sebald's writing.

The Bride turns out to be pretty good with her blade, but the sentiment might well be an epigraph for this season of subtitles and samurai.

That might be an epigraph for this dire novel, by an anonymous author whose authors note implies a connection to Obama but who is now thought to be a former McCain aide; — except that it lacks even psychodrama.

And this distortion of the warning "slippery slopes ahead" might well be an epigraph for Daniel's experiences in the city of Guiyang, where he had arrived three years earlier, knowing next to nothing about what to expect.

That might be an epigraph for this dire novel, by an anonymous author whose author's note implies a connection to Obama but who is now thought to be a former McCain aide;—except that it lacks even psychodrama.

Tizard's wise words might be an epigraph – and an epitaph – for our story since then.

A line from Frank Bidart's poem "Lament for the Makers" could be an epigraph to "Circling My Mother": "What parents leave you is their lives".

The line is an epigraph to his book "Responsibilities," published in 1914.

Here is an epigraph: "How do you self-soothe?" she asked.

In order to survive we steal cheat lie forge fred hide and deal!" Jefferson Airplane wrote these cheerfully absurd words for "We Can Be Together," their 1969 anthem for a largely middle-class teenage audience playing at being revolutionaries; the lyrics would be a fitting epigraph for Rawi Hage's second novel, "Cockroach".