Sentence examples for to paraphrase something from inspiring English sources

"With the strings already being so resonant, vibrato felt, to paraphrase something George Szell once said, like pouring chocolate sauce on asparagus," Mr. Brey said.

Fink pointed out that education in Burma was based on rote memorization, and she had found that "if you ask Burmese students to paraphrase something they cannot do it".

The result is, to paraphrase something Sagan might have said, billions and billions of light years from Family Guy's idiotic Peter Griffin: a lavish 13-part series shot by Hollywood film-makers, featuring jaw-dropping CGI and the music of a thousand violins, tubas and trumpets (just in case you weren't sure where to gasp at the epic-ness of it all).

(The aggregators themselves encourage this: Gabe Rivera told me recently that the best way for a blogger to get content on Techmeme is to paraphrase something that previously appeared behind a pay-wall).

To paraphrase something Coppola noted years ago, the great hope of film-as-art remains with a fourteen-year old girl holding a cheap digital video camera.

To paraphrase something New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said during his recent trip to Israel, Hamas should be more concerned with building a Palestinian nation than destroying a neighboring one.

I'll paraphrase something that you were quoted as saying in June in The National Journal, that, "We've got to fix the system, and that Hispanics essentially have stopped listening to Republicans".

And the scene you're about to see is very, very personal and sort of autobiographical - I was paraphrasing something I actually said to my wife.

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He paraphrases something he recently heard from Bernie Sanders.

That analogy that he made was paraphrasing something his father wrote in a now-famous letter written from a jail in Birmingham, Ala.