Sentence examples for was much quoted from inspiring English sources

Balanchine was much quoted.

The designer was much quoted this week saying that the point of fashion, after all, is the perfect shirt.

He said, "I encountered a sentence that was much quoted: 'The efficient-market hypothesis is the best established fact in social sciences.' Any sentence like that is a red flag to an ambitious academic".

The Prime Minister's reported statement to the New York "Times" that he saw the 3-day week continuing into spring if necessary was much quoted and produced a chill, since there had been some hope it would be lifted in a few weeks.

Hofmeister's work is much quoted.

Bret Easton Ellis is much quoted in discussions of Tao Lin.

The angry comment from a local woman that the refugees 'look down on us' has been much quoted.

The Vedic formula "Truth is one, but scholars speak of it in many ways" ("Ekam sat vipra bahudha vadanti") is much quoted.

Those lines have been much quoted, by commentators so thrown by the unfamiliar whiff of candor that they characterized the Republican candidate's message as a veiled threat.

Tommy Franks, who led the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan, has been much quoted as calling Feith "the fucking stupidest guy on the face of the earth," apparently for ideas he proposed to Franks and his planners.

That date has been much quoted and a cause for enormous consternation, since hundreds of millions of people in Asia rely on ice and snow melt from these glaciers for their water supply.