Sentence examples for quotation used from inspiring English sources

The quotation used for the headline comes in the last paragraph – maybe a point too far?

Several months later a letter was received from G.B.S in which he refused authorization of the statement, but substituted the quotation used in the ads.

"Something almost being said" is the Philip Larkin quotation used as the trendy title of this CD by piano's new mood star Simone Dinnerstein.

Correction: April 13 , 2002 Saturday Because of an editing error, a front-page news analysis article yesterday about the diplomatic challenge facing Secretary of State Colin L. Powell in the Middle East incorrectly described a quotation used by the White House press secretary, Ari Fleischer.

In a Facebook post on 13 July, the restaurant called its style "British Colonial Interior Design" and shared content from a 2012 post on the interior design site Houzz: " 'The sun never sets on the British Empire' is the oft-repeated quotation used when trying to explain British colonial style.

The spurious quotation used as the epigraph of Chance and Necessity, and attributed to Democritus, was combined with a profound misunderstanding of pre-Socratic philosophy (Danchin, 1986).

Quotation: Use a quotable reference from a reliable source to pique a reader's interest.

Enclose the quotation using double quotation marks.

There were more than 100 quotations used, many uncovered in the local markets, such as the twelve quotes in Swahili, a language not written down.

More difficult questions arise with respect to judgments about the importance to this case of the amount and substantiality of the quotations used.

Quotations used in this paper were chosen because we consider them to be exemplary of the general picture that arose from the data.