"this quote expresses" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when introducing a quote or when summarizing a quote that's been expressed. For example: "This quote expresses the sentiment that life is too short to worry about the little things."
Other innovations include an app allowing users to select an emoji fitting their mood, which will reveal a Shakespeare quote expressing their feelings.
A FEW DAYS before the Indiana and North Carolina primaries, Anita Dunn, a political consultant who joined the Obama campaign, was reading the newspaper when a voter's quote, expressing surprise that Barack Obama was a good family man, leapt out at her.
I mean, I get the fact that you and Basis operate in different markets (hence the Reuters quote expressing confidence), but really guys — it would've killed you to hedge your bets a little?
While their stories are idiosyncratic ("blame the cat for your cuts") – one theme emerged, as expressed in this quote of the "reward" of such self-harm: "I found that it caused my heart to pound, and it made me feel alive, but most importantly it made me feel in control" (from "I'm a Cutter. A Teenager Cutting Myself," published at HealthyPlace).
As far as I know he never discusses whether this had any impact on his willingness to articulate the views expressed in this quote.
Important elements were the doctor-patient relationship, trust, patient-centred care, and patients' rights as expressed in this quote: "Sometimes we don't give enough attention to the relationship between patient and doctor.
Some resort to sexual abuse and rape just to prove that they are more powerful than women and because they do not want to accept the changes.In many ways, the sentiment expressed in this quote highlights the importance of gender-transformative interventions with populations of men undergoing shifts in gender relations.
Saharanpur is described as an "ultra-conservative" town and a college teacher called Ayub Qureshi is quoted expressing his indignation: "This is certainly unheard of in Saharanpur.
Khairi was interrogated by a female American soldier who had papers that had been taken from his house, including a copy of an article I had written for this magazine, in which Khairi was quoted expressing his loyalty to the Baath Party.
This time, a verse from the Jewish prayers was quoted, expressing the hope that all idols will perish, leaving God alone as the only true reality.
