Sentence examples for paraphrase from from inspiring English sources

To paraphrase from the world of software, the smartphone patent wars aren't a bug.

To paraphrase from Sunset Boulevard, sometimes it feels like it's not the clothes that have got small, it's the models.

Here, on the Vivonne, the waterlilies ceaselessly drift from bank to bank, like -- permit me to paraphrase from memory -- the peregrinations of a neurasthenic patient.

Or, to use the paraphrase from the State Department, the words are "diplomatic code for military action".Quite so, but what is the meaning of other language drafted by the clever diplomats?

He went on to paraphrase from Corinthians, claiming that "the adulterers, the idolaters, the male prostitutes, the homosexual offenders, the greedy, the drunkards, the slanderers, the swindlers" would not "inherit the kingdom of God".

A colleague, Mary Ann Caradonna, brought a chocolate cake on which a paraphrase from the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution was written in icing: The accused shall enjoy the right to counsel.

This was paraphrased from her TED Talk.

(He was paraphrasing from "Four Quartets").

The question posed is paraphrased from one asked in parliament in 1946, itself paraphrasing Humpty Dumpty.

What used to say "Welcome Aboard" now paraphrases from the second book of Timothy.

"Two can be overwhelmed, but a cord of three strands is not quickly broken," he often says, paraphrasing from Ecclesiastes.