Sentence examples for conclude by quoting from inspiring English sources

Let me conclude by quoting the words of Count Coudenhove-Kalergi, founder of the first popular movement for a united Europe, written 85 years ago in "Pan-Europa" (my grandfather, Ichiro Hatoyama, translated his book, "The Totalitarian State Against Man," into Japanese): "All great historical ideas started as a utopian dream and ended with reality.

In that spirit, we would like to conclude by quoting from the commentary provided by the Spanish drug user organisations: It would be difficult to find another at-risk population whose needs have been so widely ignored….

The task remains urgent, and we conclude by quoting an axiom about contemporary globalization that applies among as well as within nations: "At the very least... those who stand to benefit from the process should be expected to agree to provide systematic and substantial assistance to the victims, presumably via government channels, and supported liberally by the wealthier communities.

Olbermann went on to lecture Rumsfeld about the workings of a democracy and the nature of fascism, and concluded by quoting from Edward R. Murrow's 1954 denunciation of Joseph McCarthy and McCarthyism.

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'.

His review of the musical Carousel concludes by quoting St Teresa, who mystically, or maybe nonsensically, remarked that "all the way to heaven is heaven": imagine a vertical chorus line, tap-dancing towards transcendence.

Haynes spoke at length about his love of New York and the long road it took to make Carol, and concluded by quoting lyrics from Cat Stevens'/Yusuf Islam's Hard Headed Woman as summary of the emotional heart of Carol.

Mr. Eisenstadt, who lived in Rochdale Village and who edited "The Encyclopedia of New York State," concludes by quoting an original resident about divergent New Yorkers in close proximity: "All of your conceptions of what the other people are like, sometimes negative ones get reinforced, sure, but they fall away if you live side by side.

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Muller concludes by quoting Marx and Engels to the effect that.

He concludes by quoting at length a passage from an essay by Lamb on the originality of Shakespeare's portrayal of the witches.