Sentence examples for nothing to quote from inspiring English sources

But that puts them in uneasy coalition, to say the least, with the Tea party movement, as David Frum points out in the London Times (behind a paywall, I'm afraid).Americans who have been watching the riots in Greece, or the strikes in France, may consider them "far away countries of which we know nothing", to quote Neville Chamberlain.

But what is clear is that while the problem identified by De Piero is unique in its scale, many Britons have always looked on politics as "just another of the forces which exploit them and of which they know little or nothing" – to quote Mass Observation again, this time from its insightful 1939 book Britain.

Without Heathers, there'd be no Clueless, there'd be no Mean Girls and teenage cheerleaders would have nothing to quote in their yearbooks except badly paraphrased Ghandi.

There's nothing sexy about a "throbbing member" and there's nothing sexy, to quote from the otherwise great James Salter, about a line like "he came like a drinking horse".

I also don't hold with the view that LOTR has nothing to offer women, or that it's about nothing more than, to quote Bidisha: "a club of white men (who) flee (a) a big burning vagina and (b) some black guys in hoods".

The country can feel like a democracy in the morning, a monarchy by lunch, a dictatorship by afternoon and anarchy by bedtime: the expression of a mindset that says all life is performance, that, to quote my title, nothing is true and everything is possible.

The garments are by Germain Gandeau, about whom, to quote the biographical label, nothing is known.

All the same, to quote Beckett, the sun shone on the nothing new.

But we have been shocked to note that a lot of people have defended our case because of my position as an associate professor, but then criticised the welcoming of refugees who, I quote, "bring nothing to the society".

The approach eventually elicits the following response: "We had nothing to do with the quote.

And while the patient is clearly engaged with his GP (quote 23), in his mind the primary care and hospital care were disconnected and he questioned the role of the GP during the hospital stay, "to my opinion K in the hospital the GP has nothing to do with it" (quote 21).