Sentence examples for quoting someone else from inspiring English sources

"We're quoting someone else".

Almost every line is Balanchine quoting someone else.

On the whole Guardian foreign correspondents are wary about using the word unless quoting someone else.

I said that he had a 'cretinous scorn' for our voters – and even then I was quoting someone else," she says.

It seems that the Wagner quote comes via Mark Twain, but he was quoting someone else, and the end is Nye.

Balanchine's followers have taken to repeating his sayings as if they were "The Golden Verses of Pythagoras" (which some of them may well be), invariably incorporating the Master's twitch, his twang, and his habit of starting sentences with "You know, dear... ..... Almost every line is Balanchine quoting someone else.

"I don't want to quote myself so I'm going to quote someone else.

Well, I'll quote someone else random: Every man is the same man he was when he was 14.

She never again spoke to her contemporary conservative William F. Buckley after he quoted someone else's line of criticism of Atlas Shrugged.

Imagine how much culture would have been lost in the last century had authors, playwrights and commentators needed to seek permission (let alone pay) every time they wanted to quote someone else's writing.

Unable to draw upon the themes of the work my kindly interviewer took to reading from the cover, attempting to bolster audience appreciation of me by quoting what someone else thought of my writing.