Sentence examples for quoting back from inspiring English sources

Reta keeps quoting back at herself the unadmiring praise ("bard of the banal") of the reviewers.

"As long as you try your best, the pins will do the rest," Mr. Davis told Mrs. Brown, quoting back one of her lessons by way of farewell.

"You're doing a really funny thing," she says tightly, "which is that you're quoting back to me things that I remember I've said before, so I feel like saying, 'Yes, tick, tick, tick.'" She sighs.

And he has said that "all hues" should be represented on polling day, a prescription that Mr Ahmadinejad likes quoting back at him.What, then, if the guardians' council goes ahead and disqualifies Mr Mashaei, leaving the field to the other declared and expected candidates, including a former head of the Revolutionary Guard, the country's foreign minister and several high-profile conservatives?

The Treasury minister Sajid Javid upped the stakes, quoting back at Labour the shadow work secretary Liam Byrne's conference speech two years ago, when he said: "Let's face the tough truth – that many people on the doorstep at the last election felt that too often we were for shirkers, not workers".

"It's lovely to hear yourself quoted back to you.

And he could quote back every line of the show.

"Always the same things get quoted back at you – Calendar Girls, the Tony Blair slow handclapping," said Maidment.

Even the tiniest of differences can affect the prices you are quoted back.

I used to quote back at them passages they justified in this way.

"I won't quote back some of the things that were said about me," he said.