Sentence examples for rich quotes from inspiring English sources

"What we do, I almost think, is adorable in its realism," Mr. Rich quotes Mr. Stewart as saying.

Rich quotes a judge who threw the comedian Pat Paulsen off the ballot in California, because he didn't want the Presidential race to be reduced to "some kind of farce".

So when Mr. Rich quotes a friend saying, "The whole borough of Manhattan is a museum now," I wonder if he's truly speaking of "the whole borough" or simply the part that ends at Central Park.

Hence, efforts were made to present rich quotes, provide detailed descriptions of participants and context to facilitate the readers' judgment of the interpretations and thus the transferability of the results.

This book is rich with quotes, but few seem to have come from original interviews.By the end of Heller's life, the reviews were scathing.

In an excellent recent article in Rolling Stone about the contemporary Republican party's extreme attachment to tax cuts for the rich, Tim Dickinson quotes a 1985 speech by Ronald Reagan, a speech that somebody — maybe Kyl — would surely be calling "class warfare" talk until he heard who'd made it.

In an excellent recent article in Rolling Stone about the contemporary Republican party's extreme attachment to tax cuts for the rich, Tim Dickinson quotes a 1985 speech by Ronald Reagan, a speech that somebody maybe Kyl would surely be calling "class warfare" talk until he heard who'd made it.

To rebut Limbaugh's assertions that under Ronald Reagan the poor received greater tax relief than the rich, he quoted from the Congressional Budget Office's 1992 Green Book.

Although the town elders may quietly gossip about Mr. Wilkinson's kitchen language — his register of curse words is so rich that quoting him in print is almost impossible — they also adore him.

On his plea for leniency, which also lamented the swimmer's forever-changed steak eating habits, she adds: "It really exemplifies the way we just bend over backwards to excuse perpetrators, especially when they're white and male and rich and quote-unquote promising".

On his plea for leniency, which also lamented the swimmer's forever-changed steak eating habits, she adds: "It really exemplifies the way we just bend over backward to excuse perpetrators, especially when they're white and male and rich and quote-unquote promising".