Sentence examples for dictionary of quotations from inspiring English sources

We'd like to propose the last phrase for inclusion in any dictionary of quotations.

But references like The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations do not list it.

Eventually, Lorelei's most memorable obiter dicta found their way into the Oxford Dictionary of Quotations.

At my urgent request, Fred Shapiro, editor of the forthcoming Yale Dictionary of Quotations, tracked it down.

It can be found in the 1942 edition of H. L. Mencken's reference book, A New Dictionary of Quotations.

(This sentence is taken from H. L. Mencken's 'A New Dictionary of Quotations'" and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of this magazine.

I consulted two dictionaries of quotations, the Oxford and Penguin, to check the most memorable lines of this poet, novelist, essayist, song and short story writer.

Even so, Xenophanes is my winner and future compilers of dictionaries of quotations will be in serious trouble if they don't get him in.

· The X files: rather late in the day some stronger contenders for the right to be cited in dictionaries of quotations have reached me.

Dictionaries of quotations (most recently Fred R. Shapiro's "Yale Book of Quotations," 2006) cite Pearson citing Smith as follows: "I never read a book before reviewing it; it prejudices a man so".

If she has an entry in dictionaries of quotations, it will surely be her, er, counterintuitive assertion that Mr Bush was the most brilliant man she had ever met.The Post suggests that she is leaving because the incoming Democratic Congress will begin serious investigations of Mr Bush's legal justifications of, for example, detainee policy.