Sentence examples for good quotation from inspiring English sources
"Now these fans have the perception that I'm some racist bigot," Wagner said, which, no question, happened to be a very good quotation.
Thornton, always ready with a good quotation but sometimes dismissed as being too easygoing for the playoffs, said, "I feel like this whole postseason and last postseason, I've been playing great".
A good quotation can serve as a model for one's own work, a perpetual challenge with the neatness and self-sufficiency of its structure laid bare in the mind.
Sonia wound up briefly as a Parisian journal editor -- of the conviction that most problems could be solved "by a good quotation from Flaubert," she was generally happier on the French side of the Channel -- but in the years that followed she held court in a South Kensington salon, framed by the work of two of her intimates, Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon.
A sportswriter can root for good stories or good quotations, but after thousands of games, news conferences and sound bites, you realize there will always be a winner and a loser.
He gives good quotations and he is a friendly guy, and he said he was comfortable with what he had accomplished, but his voice had some bite during a news conference this morning.
She debates, among other things, the nature of poetic "difficulty", the effect and outfall of modernism, the inherent weakness of "Instant Appeal" poetry, and the benefits of craft knowledge - interweaving her own thoughts with apt examples and good quotations from other writers.
Mommy love the good quotations.
I put good in quotation marks because Mr. Obama is almost sure to lose almost all of those states (he could win Missouri and Arizona in a blowout).
He enjoyed a good political quotation and was much given to reciting passages from Winston Churchill's speeches or books, particularly Great Contemporaries' which he appeared to know by heart.
