Sentence examples for useful quotes from inspiring English sources

Bearing in mind the political power of selective quotation, we have ransacked the annals of literature to find some more useful quotes, ready for misuse.

Here are some useful quotes: *A multitude of rulers is not a good thing.

I asked broader and broader questions hoping to tease a useful quote out of his mouth.

It will be useful to quote him at length: We (some of us) do doubt that there ever was a single universal common ancestor (a last universal common ancestor or LUCA), if by that is meant a single cell whose genome harboured predecessors of all the genes to be found in all the genomes of all cells alive today.

He had the rather menial task of having to read all the newspapers and weekly journals, cutting out pieces that might be useful to quote on the air.

On this it may be useful to quote Hannah Arendt, who argued that "to describe the concentration camps sine ira is not to be objective, but to absolve those responsible for them".

Even Richard Nixon found it useful to quote a few lines from a Lincoln speech, although they were deployed in a rather self-serving, and ultimately perverse, attempt to justify his role in the Watergate scandal.

In order to better focus on the research context of this work, it is useful to quote a short scientific overview about this subject.

(Useful to quote de Tocqueville here, although Brooks missed his default guru today).

To explain the importance of marketing and convince a skeptical audience to believe it, it is useful to quote a well-respected independent credible third party who was not even a marketer.

It would be useful to quote examples of how a new methodology affects the efficiency of the prediction.