Sentence examples for quoted speech from inspiring English sources

This noted, it may be that like any other piece of quoted speech, I remain there still – together with my words.

Back in 2002, a professor turned Federal Reserve official by the name of Ben Bernanke gave a widely quoted speech titled "Deflation: Making Sure 'It' Doesn't Happen Here".

'Dear me, I shall be late.'" This, as he says, is "a combination of direct or quoted speech and a narrator's description".

In a widely quoted speech in Tel Aviv, Rabbi Shach inveighed against Labor, saying that the party had "severed the past from the Jewish people".

Both Woolf and Joyce combine these methods with impersonal narrative, quoted speech and other types of discourse to show their characters receiving sense impressions which trigger memories, questions and desires.

In a widely quoted speech to a banking conference last week, Mr. Schröder said, "What we need is one bank, possibly two, that can compete globally from their home base in Germany".

Homer's poems alternate between third-person accounts of events (accounts in which Homer narrates in his own voice) and directly quoted speeches of the characters involved in those events.

Senator Ted Kennedy said of Rolf that he "authored some of the most consequential and widely quoted speeches on foreign policy in the 1980's".

An unpublished memoir she wrote during the war years is pro-Fascist and anti-Semitic, quoting speeches by Hitler, apparently with approval.

(I've quoted this speech before; its relevance to today makes it cry out for frequent iteration).

The deal drew comparisons to "This Is Water" by David Foster Wallace, a published version of his widely quoted commencement speech at Kenyon College in 2005.