Sentence examples for quoted reads from inspiring English sources
The end to the mass email I've quoted reads as follows: "I also happen to consider Joshua among my friends, now".
His random references to the theories and sayings of others — Homer, Machiavelli, Samuel Huntington, Malcolm Gladwell, Fidel Castro and Tom Stoppard are among those quoted — read like scholarly bling.
Hull is exhuming the ghost of its grumpy former librarian Philip Larkin, whose poetry is extensively quoted, read by the actor Sir Tom Courtenay, in a film supporting its bid.
I say tough luck," her quote read.
"Boris Eifman is a phenomenon," one hyperbolic programme quote reads.
"Everything in life changes, except for the team you choose to cheer for," a quote reads.
"It is not a calamity to die with dreams unfulfilled," the quote reads.
"It's going to help me when I'm ready to go back to work," the fabricated quote reads.
Top of the pack is former US president George W Bush as the "joker", whose quote reads: "I wouldn't answer the marijuana questions.
Mary perhaps means only to explain her husband's relationship to a poetic movement, but, in context, the quote reads as a gloss on the couple's way of moving through the world.
Taken from Bertolt Brecht's warning about the rise of Nazism in his play The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, the quote reads: "The belly is still fertile from which the foul beast sprang".
