Sentence examples for quoting a man from inspiring English sources
Quoting a man who served 15 years for a murder he did not commit but confessed to – "believing in the criminal justice system and being fearful for myself, I told them what they wanted to hear" – Kassin offered an alarming suggestion: "Anecdotal and research evidence has suggested the ironic hypothesis that innocence itself may put innocents at risk".
We were quoting a man who could be our future president, and I couldn't let my little boy hear what he had said.
It would have been nice if you credited him for his work, but I can see how telling your crowd that you were quoting a man who resigned from the Communist Party in 1956, declaring himself 'just too black to be red,' might be problematic".
Reece approvingly quotes a man who tells him that utopia is "always a disappearing horizon".
It's now clear that, to quote a man whose talents are extremely well hidden, I misunderestimated it.
In his book "The Resistance: The French Fight Against the Nazis," Matthew Cobb quotes a man named Boris Vildé, executed by the Nazis.
The Associated Press quoted a man identifying himself as Madhi Nawaf, a shepherd, as saying that his daughter and at least one grandchild had been killed.
They quote a man who posted images of the protests online and said he was a Foxconn employee: "At first it was a conflict between the security guards and some workers.
Mr. Dunne quoted a man who asserted that he had heard that Mr. Condit had talked about his relationship with a woman whom he had described as a clinger.
ANI quoted a man who identified himself as Ghairawani, a spokesman for Aqim, as saying Verdon was killed on 10 March "in response to the French military intervention in the north of Mali".
"He was against the war in the past," you quote a man saying on the streets of Hanoi, "and now he is contributing to better relations between our countries".
