Sentence examples for quoting extensively from inspiring English sources

In December 2007, Judge Fenner rejected the appeal, quoting extensively from Duchardt's affidavit in his ruling.

After quoting extensively from his speeches and writings in the opening session, Mr. Blodgett cued up a video to let the man himself explain.

However, since there are very few sentences in these 321 pages that dont contain an obscenity or moral atrocity, we will not be quoting extensively from the text.

In "Le savant et la politique" (Grasset; FFr125), Jeannine Verdès Leroux, a historian, accuses him of "sociological terrorism", quoting extensively from his books, speeches and interviews to show that the scourge of domination is himself an arch-authoritarian.

Cardinal Humbert attacked the patriarch in a vitriolic and passionate manner by arguing the case for Roman primacy and also quoting extensively from the forged "Donation of Constantine" (allegedly bestowing sovereignty in the West on the papacy).

Unprotected Two months after I quit Gawker, Josh wrote an article in the New York Post's Sunday magazine about how violated he felt when I wrote about him on Heartbreak Soup, quoting extensively from my blog posts to make his points.

Ferguson, an art critic, is quoted extensively by the writer.

He then quotes extensively from some positive things that Rhodes said about punctuated equilibrium.

Barring that, one would naturally expect their news report to quote extensively from the original documents.

Leonard Cohen was introduced by Lou Reed, who quoted extensively from Mr. Cohen's lyrics.

Rather, he quotes extensively from existing imagery, mixing and matching styles like a proper postmodernist.