Sentence examples for learned to quote from inspiring English sources

My kids learned to quote Churchill – If you're going through hell, keep going".

Malcolm Shabazz never knew his grandfather, Malcolm X, but in his struggle to understand his legacy, he learned to quote the man verbatim, his aunt, Ilyasah Shabazz, recalled on Thursday during a memorial service for Mr. Shabazz at a church in Harlem.

"Just learned to quote tweets.

In school we learn to quote supposed "authorities" – writers who lend support to our case not simply because of the veracity of their findings or the eloquence they lend to our words but also because they have some kind of recognised standing which we hope to add to our own.

He has learned to use quotes, usually yanked out of context, to make it appear that the Opposition agrees with him.

He learned to use rhythms, analogies, "quotes that resonate better".

Learn to paraphrase and quote effectively.

Though I never managed to beat my linguist mother, or poetry-quoting-mathematician father, I learned to derive (perhaps too much) pride from small wordish successes that still buoy me when the days get long.

(R3) Respondents were also able to adapt their teaching to participants' needs and prior learning (cf. also Quote #9) and adapt what they had learned to suit a variety of circumstances e.g., working with semi-literate health promoters.

When Harrah's Entertainment CEO Gary Loveman talks about the difficulty successful executives face in learning, he likes to quote a line from a 1991 Harvard Business Review article by Chris Argyris: "Because many professionals are almost always successful at what they do, they rarely experience failure.

I quickly learned that I -- to quote a phrase -- wasn't in Kansas any more; that most things here were different.