Sentence examples for one quotation from inspiring English sources

"I am sure I will die unpublished," is one quotation attributed to his diaries by La Vanguardia.

Contrary to one quotation in the article, this is not "an old project that had been mothballed for years".

"When I make a puppet, I hang myself on straps like a lab specimen to make sure the motions are right, as written," one quotation said.

And in that chapter there is not one quotation from Patti Smith, who is reduced instead to Mapplethorpe's muse – a reminder of the general scarcity of female writers and artists in Goldsmith's collage.

Here is a faint trace of a pivotal moment: the 13th edition of "Bartlett's Familiar Quotations" (1955) and the 14th edition (1968) each contain one quotation by one Ginsberg: Louis in the earlier, his son Allen in the latter.

Cooke carries only one quotation from the speech, and not one of the famous ones, but he praises the content and delivery, saying that, without a quaver, Kennedy delivered "the simple, rolling cadences of what is certainly one of the simplest and most eloquent of inaugural speeches".

Groucho Marx (no relation) has fifty-one quotations.

He averages about one incendiary quotation each news conference, sometimes more.

This might seem surprising for a composer known for appropriating and recycling the material of other composers: in fact, in my score there are no found musical objects and only one direct quotation - from my own work.

So, if somebody were to show where, specifically, I exhibit an unjust or prejudiced attitude toward the Jewish people, if they would show me one such quotation in my work, I would gladly defend myself.

But the link between "Solo" and its precursor is not one of quotation or allusion — the viewer who has not seen Kiarostami's movie does not miss anything essential in Bahrani's; nor is the moviegoer who spots the connection rewarded with the self-admiring frisson that comes, say, when you decode a King Hu or Godard reference embedded in a Quentin Tarantino film.