Sentence examples for he often quoted from inspiring English sources
He often quoted verse by his uncle Faiz Ahmed Faiz, one of Urdu's greatest poets.
Lincoln's sense of destiny was shaped by Shakespeare, whom he often quoted.
He inherited many of the values he espoused from his father, whom he often quoted.
A Shakespeare enthusiast, he often quoted from his work to make points and entertain friends and family.
He often quoted a paper by Carmen Rheinhart and Ken Rogoff predicting disaster if public debt got too high.
He often quoted a favorite phrase of Mao, dismissing "empty canons of rhetoric," which meant ignoring the daily headlines and paying attention to deeds and actions.
In answering questions to reporters he often quotes Shakespeare.
His favorite film is "The Princess Bride," and he often quotes it on the campaign trail.
He often quotes the crucial moment when the central character, Julian English, throws a drink into the face of his boss.
He often quotes the advice of a man whom he regards as his mentor, the conceptual artist Magnus Sigurdarson: "Never ever underestimate the power of the pathetic".
He often quotes, but the poetical, lilting quality of his speech (so impossible to reproduce in print) makes it hard to distinguish the quote from the straight statement.
