Sentence examples for gem of a quote from inspiring English sources
Joe Juliano of the Philadelphia Inquirer has this gem of a quote from the Villanova Coach Jay Wright: "I think it's a play-in game for the NCAA tournament.
Bloomberg's David Tweed gets a virtual round of applause for this gem of a quote from a (sadly) unnamed official, who compared Greece's woes to "the Ebola virus", saying they need to be rapidly eradicated.
ADAM OZIMEK is reading Greg Mankiw's "The Macroeconomist as Scientist and Engineer", which contains this gem of a quote from Robert Solow, on neo-classical economists:Suppose someone sits down where you are sitting right now and announces to me that he is Napoleon Bonaparte.
Another gem of a quote from Simpson refers to her revamped style since becoming a mom.
And there's this gem of a quote: "Love you too! Don't jerk off!" Clearly, conception isn't always easy.
He has been back in the news recently with this gem of a quote about student loans: "America has the equivalent of the stage-three cancer of socialism because the federal government is tampering in all kinds of stuff it has no business tampering in".
He was arrested, blew a.247, and gave police the gem of a line, "Of course I'm drunk, it's Thursday night in Iowa City" -- a quote that achieved brief Internet fame.
