Sentence examples for repeating a quote from inspiring English sources

"Repeating a quote is now the easiest and fastest way to post".

After all, he has spent much of the last few weeks repeating a quote from Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the House Republican leader, who said the president's financial regulation plan was like "killing an ant with a nuclear weapon".

"Whiskey is for drinking, water is for fighting," he says, repeating a quote long attributed to Mark Twain.

Perhaps channeling California Gov. Jerry Brown's penchant for quoting philosophers, Garcetti urged those upset by the presidential election to pay more attention to local politics by repeating a quote attributed to French philosopher Ernest Renan: "The nation is a daily plebiscite".

And he repeats a quote he uses in the book: "Patience is a minor form of despair, disguised as a virtue".

He repeated a quote attributed to Daniel Patrick Moynihan: "If you want to build a world-class city, build a great university and wait two hundred years".

When he repeated a quote he'd used for years, Anne finally confronted him; she'd learned that the quote wasn't Pope, but Dryden, and in addition, he'd misquoted the actual line.

Instead, he repeats a quote from Nicola Dandridge, the chief executive of Universities UK, who says: "the salaries of university leaders in the UK are in line with those in competitor countries and comparable to similarly-sized public and private organisations".

She repeated a quote from the Xerox CFO during the difficult times in early 2000's: "Why should I rescue today by jeopardizing tomorrow?" Xerox currently spends close to a billion dollars on R&D, and credits that with enabling them to pay off $17 billion in debt.

She repeated a quote she'd heard: "We are brought together for a reason, a season, or a lifetime".

Over the weekend, Madeleine Albright repeated a quote for which she has been famous for approximately 40 years.