Sentence examples for referencing a quote from from inspiring English sources

Referencing a quote from Martin Luther King, he said democracy set people free and that allowed them to bend the arc of their lives towards justice.

The man behind me in line explained, referencing a quote from the address to Congress.

Referencing a quote from young education activist Malala Yousafzai, Mr. Lake said, "Children want to pick up their books and pens…and, even in emergencies, in the most terrible circumstances, we must support them.

In its rebuke, the church referenced a quote from Mormon founder Joseph Smith: "I am just as ready to die in defending the rights of a Presbyterian, a Baptist, or a good man of any denomination".

When Britain's Sam Smith took to the stage to accept the Academy Award for best song on Sunday night in Los Angeles, he proudly referenced a quote from Ian McKellen about the failure of any openly gay man to win an Oscar.

As he picked up the award for best original song for Writing's on the Wall from Spectre, he referenced a quote by Ian McKellen from a Guardian interview about homophobia within the film industry.

"Big-time players don't fold under pressure, they perform better under pressure," Fields said, referencing a recent quote from the boxer Floyd Mayweather.

I often reference a quote, from a 16-year-old, in a 2012 New York Times article: "Someday, someday, but certainly not now, I'd like to learn how to have a conversation".

For those cynics who may cite the obvious character of these picks, let me reference a quote from director Robert Altman: "It's better to see a great movie again than an average one the first time.

Referencing an old quote from the author John Shedd, he wanted to show his students that "ships are always safe in the harbor but that's not what ships are made for".

Sending out a picture of the Martian landscape that it has been driving around since August 2012, it referenced a classic quote from the film: "Roads?