Sentence examples for review quote from inspiring English sources

For a while in the 1980s, few books were published without an Anthony Burgess review quote on the paperback.

To go back to that Paris Review quote about boredom, you might even see a moral mission in the writing of it, as well as a compulsion.

She begins her review quoting a friend, who said, "Poor Chicago".

They were all terrible, but there was some fun to be had with the review quotes on the sleeves.

An early review quoted on the book's cover likens it to Dostoyevsky, but "Lowboy" lacks the bountiful inefficiency of "Crime and Punishment" or "The Devils".

The menu is a plastic-encased jumble of food lists and review quotes, plus a color photograph of Mr. Karakatsanis that illustrates his half-page autobiography.

One finding of that review, quoted in the Imkaan report, reads: "Specialist BME services are in short supply throughout the European Union.

After hearing Liszt perform the sonata in 1836, Berlioz wrote of Liszt's impressive fidelity to the text in a review quoted in the first volume of Mr. Walker's biography.

And Hollywood's introduction of huge marketing campaigns and selective review quotes (often from lesser-known critics) to bolster its enormous release plans have benefitted far worse films than these.

One Parisian concert review, quoted by Liszt scholar Dana Gooley, suggests the first stirrings of modern pop fandom: "The ecstatic audience, breathing deeply in its rapt enthusiasm, can no longer hold back its shouts of acclaim: they stamp unceasingly with their feet, producing a dull and persistent sound that is punctuated by isolated, involuntary screams".

The second review quoted by the authors by Limmroth & Katsarava [3] does not provide any corresponding evidence.