Sentence examples for reading a quote from inspiring English sources

It had to be a stranger reading a quote from Stan Laurel.

He started by reading a quote from the recently beatified Cardinal John Henry Newman, upon whom Blair had heaped praise in an article on the front page of the Vatican's newspaper.

Starmer's approach has already made a significant difference to people's readiness to come forward, and I've seen this first-hand: after reading a quote of his in Glamour magazine, a reader wrote in to say she'd walked straight out of the gym, into a police station, to report a rape that had happened 14 years earlier.

There's a sense in which Annie Clark's career to date feels like a process of refinement, gradually paring down the clutter of fascinating ideas found on her early albums until she arrived at the music on St Vincent: self-titled, she claimed, after reading a quote from Miles Davis in which he said the hardest thing to sound like was yourself.

"I remember once reading a quote about our show that said, 'The Simpsons are actually more real than most real families.' " While traditional TV parents could mess things up, more often than not they still provided some sort of valuable lesson in life to their children at the end of every episode.

"I remember reading a quote before London 2012," she says.

I read a quote recently from an experienced globe-trotter who said, "I hate traveling; I love having traveled".

He smiles as I read a quote from Haye saying that, because of their friendship, he knows Harrison's demons.

He read a quote from the Pentagon report: "As one Special Operations force warfighter told us, 'We have a gay guy [in the unit].

Sort of like how I think I once read a quote about how progressive the Pope had become, to be fair.

At the end of every report about Lockerbie we read a quote from the families, and I watched those comments get further and further apart.