Sentence examples for by quoting on from inspiring English sources

By quoting on his first page the opening phrase of Ulysses ("Stately, plump Buck Mulligan…") Cunningham aligns By Nightfall with Joyce, just as The Hours was aligned with Mrs Dalloway.

Journalists signal their impartiality by quoting people on opposing sides of an argument and avoid drawing conclusions, even when the facts are clear.

PAGE A24 Reversal in Berkeley Debate The University of California will allow the Emma Goldman Papers Project to raise funds by quoting her on war and free speech.

Matthew replied in a letter to the editor that he, and not Darwin, had developed and published much the same natural law of selection decades earlier and backed up his claim by quoting from On Naval Timber and Arboriculture.

Obama concluded by quoting Gandhi on India's traditions of tolerance: "He said, 'for me, the different religions are beautiful flowers from the same garden, or they are branches of the same majestic tree'.

The world is suddenly full of uncertainties, but one safe bet for this week will be that the UK's bookmaking groups will attempt to gain themselves reams of free publicity by quoting odds on the next prime minister.

President Kennedy nonetheless linked Frost to the party of the Teamsters and Medicare by quoting him on the campaign trail and by picking Frost to read at his inauguration.

Karl tried to bring him back on point by quoting the top Democrat on Burr's committee, Sen. Dianne Feinstein (Calif ., who said earlier Thursday that Russia was trying to sway the presidential election for Trump.

And while he continued his stand-up tour in Australia, Hart seemingly addressed the backlash by quoting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on social media.

He responded by quoting Union Army General William Sherman, who, on being asked to run for president following the American Civil War, declared: "If nominated I'll decline.

He ended his speech by quoting Martin Luther King affirming his "dependence on God": This spirit has carried the N.A.A.C.P. to many victories.