Sentence examples for is quote from inspiring English sources
noun
A quotation, statement attributed to someone else.
Caption is quote from G.K. Chesterton.
What those writers do is quote reviewers and witnesses.
They want to know what the dude is, quote, really like, right?
Saul is easy to write about: all you have to do is quote him.
But the issue in front of us at this moment is quote specific: one clinic.
But here's a question: The Koran says that everything God made is, quote, excellent, and that nothing God has made is, quote, in vain.
In the world of basketball, the Ivy League is quote-unquote nowhere.
"We'll keep an open mind to other considerations, because no one is quote-unquote untouchable.
"The buzzword in the foundation world is, quote-unquote, 'capacity-building,' " she said.
"Our objectice is not to make sure anyone is quote-unquote done.
"I think he forcefully has to address the stereotype that his opponents will try to put on him: that he is, quote-unquote, a Massachusetts liberal," Mr. Bayh said.
