Sentence examples for quote addresses from inspiring English sources
This quote addresses the challenge of meeting consumer demands or tastes for artisan textile products and simultaneously meeting consumer expectations for product quality that may be influenced by their experience with mass production methods or standards, such as with the noted example of regularity in stitching.
Correction: The original version of this article attributed a quote addressing the hazard of natural radon gas to William Murtagh of the Space Weather Prediction Center in Boulder, Colorado.
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This last point and the associated quotes address a common misconception of the disposition theory.
Very good point, but, to my mind, not a quote that addresses the world's slouches.
One particular problem is that where people are using indented or threaded comments, they tend not to quote or address the person they are replying to, since, in that view, their reply appears directly beneath the comment they are responding to.
People can say, 'I'll meet you there', and quote the address.
To quote his address: "Changes in our political process...will only happen when the American people demand it.
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In the book he quotes Lee addressing Longstreet: To be a good soldier you must love the army.
He describes the often-quoted commencement address Mr. Jobs gave to the graduating class at Stanford in 2005: "It turned out that getting fired from Apple was the best thing that could have ever happened to me," he told the students.
