Sentence examples for repeated quotation from inspiring English sources
By contrast the central pair of movements in the Sextet are unmistakable Dvorak, while in that work's leisurely opening Allegro, Schubert's influence seems the most important; there's even a repeated quotation from his C major String Quintet.
Sometimes they are no more than speculative and theoretical scaremongering guesswork, hallowed by repeated quotation until they become virtually set in stone'.
Cornell University researchers, for example, have developed MemeTracker, which maps the daily news cycle by grabbing repeated quotations from one million online sources.
Similarly, repeated quotations from the war diary of a soldier named Yehoshua BandDayan — and how much he misses his wife, Gila, and young son, Yariv — undoubtedly resonate with Israelis, but will surely be exceedingly tiresome to most everyone else.
Especially thanks to the repeated quotations from Aleister Crowley ("Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole of The Law") and that odd moment when V grows horns … The anarchy, meanwhile, is undeniable – and that undoubtedly adds a certain something to the current use of the V mask as a symbol of protest.
But a student could earn a 3 by merely repeating quotations about the two systems given in a previous section of the test.
Someone repeated the quotation on Twitter, and others followed.
Just short of two weeks after that repeated indirect quotation, President Obama publicly embraced and extended the metaphor attributed to him: "We've had a good exchange between ourselves and the Russians.
After a few minutes muttering repeated Gordon Ramsay quotations (hint: "it seemed like a good idea at the time" was not among them), I realized that my only option was to try to fix the dish.
"What if a pitcher owns me?" Piazza said, repeating a quotation he heard last year.
The President also alluded to his inaugural address by repeating a quotation from Dr. Joseph Warren, a patriot from the American Revolution who died in the Battle of Bunker Hill.
