Sentence examples for regularly quoted from inspiring English sources

He was regularly quoted in newspapers throughout the English-speaking world.

Inside the company, the wisdom of Mr. Sam is regularly quoted by senior executives.

Hall regularly quoted with approval Gramsci's remark about the pessimism of the intellect, optimism of the spirit.

His affinity for the site has also seen him become a vocal and regularly quoted advocate of Twitter, especially in media debates with its detractors.

Looking over the drama of his life, one can often see conscious echoes of the play, and he regularly quoted from it in letters to friends.

He has testified before Congress, is a frequent guest on television and radio, served on several government technical committees, and is regularly quoted in the press.

The mainstream media in South Korea now regularly quote these cottage-industry news services.

His 2010 book, "No Apology", reads more like a McKinsey report than a memoir (in fact, it regularly quotes McKinsey, a consultancy).

Timeform suggest that the BHA "is perhaps being economical with the truth by regularly quoting a 0.2% fatality rate for racing in Britain.

But main memories will be of Jessica Hynes as grotesque "head of branding" Siobhan Sharpe; apparently London PR people now regularly quote her imbecilities ("It's not arugula science, guys!"), some of them maybe even ironically.

But McGee has taken it upon herself to make the case less through assertion or argument than through anecdote and appeal to authority: she goes into great detail about individual deals and personnel moves, and regularly quotes grand old men of the banking industry when they say something she agrees with.