Sentence examples for sometimes quotes from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes quotes appear on posters taken from our magazine that are not taken from reviews at all.

She sometimes quotes Nietzsche to me: "What is good is easy; everything divine runs on light feet".

There are hints of the Balanchine work in this version, which also costumes its dancers in severe leotard-and-tights outfits, and sometimes quotes it with balletic intent.

Like the American rappers he names and sometimes quotes in his songs, Marcelo D2 writes about self-affirmation, ghetto street life, marijuana, the police and hip-hop itself.

His tone is personal and casual, much more loosely conversational than in his Post reviews, which he sometimes quotes at length.

Mehr sometimes quotes other music writers, though typically only in their capacity as reviewers — star rankings, letter grades, poll results — rather than as critics.

This pleased him so much, he said, that "I have sometimes quoted myself with great Gravity".

Numbers are sometimes quoted about how many architects are left-handed, or how many M.I.T. professors.

(Though prices are usually quoted in U.S. dollars, they are sometimes quoted in both East Caribbean, or E.C., dollars and U.S. dollars).

(In his novels, De Vries often referred to Eliot's poetry, and his characters, when the mood struck, sometimes quoted it in a Chicago dialect).

In the original Italian text, both Issa and Sofia sometimes quote French sayings — probably a reflection of the author's education in French-speaking Algeria.