Sentence examples for usually quotes from inspiring English sources

According to Xinhua News Agency, Bo's text messages are usually quotes from Mao's Little Red Book, and include phrases such as "I like how Chairman Mao puts it: The world is ours, we will all have to work together," and "responsibility and seriousness can conquer the world, and the Chinese Communist Party members represent these qualities".

According to Xinhua, Bo's text messages are usually quotes from Mao's Little Red Book, and include phrases such as "I like how chairman Mao puts it: The world is ours, we will all have to work together," and "responsibility and seriousness can conquer the world, and the Chinese Communist Party members represent these qualities".

In 1999, WorldNetDaily editor Joseph Farah criticized the use of anonymous sources -- as done in a profile several years earlier by the Columbia Journalism Review on Farah's tenure as editor of the now-defunct Sacramento Union -- as "usually quotes made up out of whole cloth to help make the story read better".

When I dispraise, I am usually quoting clichés.

When I dispraise, I am usually quoting cliches.

The usually quoted period of their migration is between 40,000 and 10,000 years ago.

Suzhou vernacular is usually quoted as representative of the Wu languages.

When a comic dies, his or her best bits are usually quoted most.

Stock prices are now usually quoted in increments of one-sixteenth of a dollar, or 6.25 cents.

(If that seems high, remember that the 5-6% return usually quoted is net of corporate-profits tax).

Despite these errors, UNS predictions are usually quoted to the nearest seat as if they are really that accurate.