Sentence examples for seems to be in quotation from inspiring English sources

Everything he says seems to be in quotation marks.

'To get rich is glorious' seems to be the leading quotation from Mao's updated Little Red Book.

Here are some quotations from C.I.A. records filed during Mohammed's interrogation: "Overall view seems to be" that waterboarding "is not working in gaining KSM['s] compliance," one officer wrote.

Her responses were brief, peppered with quotation marks: He seems to be quite "sensitive," she wrote.

Sample quotation: "Here I am 20 years later, and she seems to be pretty into me!" KATHRYN SHATTUCK.

The bad may far outweigh the good, and perhaps "good" needs to be in quotation marks.

(Manager2, Pub) The quotation reflects a situation in which the profit seeking interests of the private sector seem to be clashing with the values of the public sector.

Thus the best material seems to appear in quotation marks, as if the composer were apologizing for writing something so naïve.

'No, we're just having lunch.'" Whatever Frost's contribution, this book of quotations – like all the others I know – seems to have been largely sourced from other books of quotations, in an endless circle.

Yes, Lewis's beard "seems to have lost its quotation marks in transit: he looks like a laid-off lumberjack".

Confessions of faith were sometimes sung when the Christians assembled for worship (Ephesians 5 19; Colossians 3 16); Paul seems to use quotations from such hymns in arguments in his letters to the Philippians (2 5 11) and Colossians (1 15 20).