Sentence examples for repeatedly quoted from inspiring English sources

She repeatedly quoted the famous words of Jules Michelet: "Le but n'est rien.

In the decision, Chief Justice Roberts repeatedly quoted from his 2009 opinion.

Mr. Forrester repeatedly quoted from the Ethics Committee's letter of admonishment.

Large outlets often now turn to Twitter and during the conflict repeatedly quoted messages published by both sides.

Mr. Perry has repeatedly quoted Mr. Obama's remarks, as has the Texas attorney general, Greg Abbott, who is considering running for governor in 2014.

This is why Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh on the right and Michael Moore on the left are repeatedly quoted by followers and opponents.

One work repeatedly quotes a definition of promiscuous by Gratian, a medieval theologian, which is stated in exclusively female terms.

The book repeatedly quotes from prepared statements and droning transcripts, and digresses to detail boring episodes like a tribute to Mr. Bernanke by the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce.

Not only does he repeatedly quote from Paul's writings but he also stresses the personal importance of Paul as a primary authority of the Christian church.

(Not only is there a song called "Lolita," but "Off to the Races" repeatedly quotes from the novel's opening sentence: "light of my life, fire of my loins").

His Home Secretary Theresa May is also looking increasingly isolated after repeatedly quoting a statistic from a 2012 study that claimed "for every additional 100 immigrants … 23 British workers would not be employed".