Sentence examples for right quote from inspiring English sources

I mean, the religious right, quote unquote, gets a lot of flak about promoting hate.

Those anonymous sources always seem to provide just the right quote, do they not?

By now, these three episodes have been pretty thoroughly tilled, and Beinart — a prodigious reader with a knack for the right quote — relies heavily on the primary historical research of others, making (and claiming to make) no big original discoveries.

One is "The Executive's Book of Quotations" ("The Right Quote for Every Occasion"); the other a slim volume detailing exceptions to the rules of golf, which promises to "make cheating legal".

From there on Genna never looks back, referring to a scene from Bullitt in which Steve McQueen says: "The future is now - we've already lived it". It's the right quote, fitting Genna's vision of conspiracy as the opposite of reason and enlightenment, of "conspiracy as metaphysics", and as the perfect metaphor for the way things are now.

What we see, instead, is the raw thrill that journalism can deliver to its practitioner the jolt of adrenaline that one experiences when just the right scene is witnessed, or just the right quote is captured, or just the right metaphor is delivered to the fingertips on the keyboard by whichever of the nine muses oversees the minor art of words written on deadline for money.

THE title of Lisa Cholodenko's wonderful new film, "The Kids Are All Right," quotes an ancient youth-culture anthem by the Who: a song released before the parents of many of today's teenagers were born.

Many years after the events presently being recounted, at a dinner in our heroine's own house, a philosopher sitting to her right — quoting another philosopher — suggested that she undertake a thought experiment: What if your brain cells were replaced individually with the brain cells of another person?

The Hives are in arrears to the Ramones and the Stooges, of course (the second song, "Die, All Right!," quotes liberally from "Raw Power"), as well as to countless garage bands and the Hamburgera Beatles, but they play as if they had created something entirely new.

The fight isn't worth the candle and it probably just means you didn't pick the right quotes to send out in the first place.

This week, Kathleen Parker in a Washington Post piece titled "Political Pullback for Christian Right" quotes some on the Christian right saying their movement is dead, while others question the value of party politics, which has certainly not helped them win the culture wars.