Sentence examples for outright quote from inspiring English sources

Either you can outright quote them, such as "If we don't come together right now, on this hallowed ground, we too will be destroyed" (Remember the Titans).

Throughout, the score echoes (but doesn't quote outright) "West Side Story," especially "America" and the great mambo dance sequence.

Jeremy Orosz, in a recent academic paper, describes these gestures as "paraphrases": rather than quoting outright, Williams "uses pre-existing material as a creative template to compose new music at a remarkable pace".

The more interesting question is this: why deliberately mischaracterize what I said to make your point instead of quoting my words outright?

Brassens did not allege any outright cheating or fraud, but was quoted as saying, "The financial communication was misleading".

ACCURACY -- By quoting publications rather than making outright claims, the McCall campaign shields itself from accusations of inaccuracy.

It's rare that I quote a company's marketing tagline outright, but PassivDom, makers of an "autonomous 3D-printed mobile house," sounds pretty darn rad.

Prices quoted are for buying the phone outright.

In making this move, The Times joins news organizations like The National Journal and Reuters in opposing quote approval; Reuters stopped short of an outright ban.

There is, of course, the probability of market movements over the weekend, should any player quoted at relatively short odds in the outright Masters betting win or perform well in the Shell Houston Open.

It does strike me as foolishness to quote from one of Paul's letters on this topic, given his outright claim to be single: We do not ask a childless person for advice on parenting, do we?