Sentence examples for prone to quoting from inspiring English sources
Prone to quoting Toothpaste commercials.
Prone to quoting Not much.
I'm not generally prone to quoting Labour's former communications chief Alastair Campbell.
Prone to quoting Moby Dick, Bartleby The Scrivener and in fact anything by Melville.
Prone to quoting Julius Caesar - with all the backstabbing it's no surprise they think "Brutus is just as cute as Caesar".
A heavy-metal musician and composer in rural Illinois who is prone to quoting lyrics by Rush or KISS to make a point might seem an unlikely choice to create the memorial chimes, but Fugate is not a typical metalhead.
The citation network analysis assigned 39.5% (19 articles) of the 48 shared references to group C1 and 60.5% (29 articles) to group C2; these shared references made up 3% of the total number of C1 citations and 12.8% of the total number of C2 citations, indicating that articles of the group C1 are more prone to quote C2 references that the reverse.
Prone to (mis)quoting "English" novelist Joseph Conrad (the horror), obscure Evelyn Firbanklike Ronand Firbank and 12th-century French religion Catharism.
And Santa, who joined the Celtic Anglican order Anam Cara in the early 2000s, is prone to drop quotes from Mother Teresa on you that revolve around the same theme.
"This section of the Great Wall was made of mud rather than brick and stone, so it's more prone to erosion," Xinhua quoted Mr. Zhou as saying.
