Sentence examples for cited lines from inspiring English sources

I also cited lines from "Casablanca" and "Malcolm in the Middle".

"The performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony at the previous night's Prom was so exciting that we decided to treat the audience to our own version of the 'Ode to Joy.' " She then cited lines from the protesters' bitterly satirical version of the 18th-century poem by Friedrich Schiller that is sung to Beethoven's score: Israel, end your occupation: There's no peace on stolen land.

The SMS from Heaven Foundation also cited lines from the Catechism of the Catholic Church, which condemns the use of horoscopes, palmistry, charms and other types of divination or magic.

The most widely cited lines included "you don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows" from "Subterranean Homesick Blues" and "when you ain't got nothing, you got nothing to lose" from "Like a Rolling Stone".

One of the most fruitful and commonly cited lines of inquiry from the adult depression literature comes from the robust and often causal association between depression and stress.

It cites lines of Tam Samson's Elegy as proof of that fact with its reference: "When Winter muffles up his cloak, And binds the mire like a rock; When to the loughs the curlers flock, Wi' gleesome speed".

Hence Kûkai in Shôjijissôgi cites lines from the Avatamsaka Sûtra that "all lands are in the body of the Buddha," or that "each hair [of the Buddha] contains myriad lands as vast as oceans…" And yet simultaneously the truth, the Dharma, embodied in the entire cosmos is manifest within each of its micro-cosmic parts.

After Williams' death, fans and actors recalled the scene, citing lines from the poem and "Dead Poets Society" in general.

Of course, pop culture began to encroach on campaigns in earlier cycles, with celebrities throwing campaign fundraisers, rock music replacing Sousa marches at campaign rallies, candidates in debates citing lines from the popular lexicon ("Where's the beef?" and "Read my lips: no new taxes").

Ms. Walcott took many days off after filing dozens of claims over the years citing "line of duty" injuries like a fall in the office, Mr. Condon said.

Later on, wrapping things up, Mr. Landesman cited those lines as gospel truth.