The lengthy Biblical quotation on the left-hand side of the mural is from the Book of Isaiah 40:28-31.

Churchill devotes almost an entire page in his history "The Second World War" to a lengthy quotation of this speech, referring to him as, "One Member."

He eschews straightforward narrative, favoring zoom-in, zoom-out impressions and lengthy quotations from a kaleidoscope of people.

Despite the lengthy introductory quotation from de Quincey, the three Ladies, or Mothers, make no appearance in Leiber's work.

Along the way, Hazlitt intersperses lengthy quotations from the plays, sharing with the reader poetic passages he thought particularly excellent.

The chief of the Ashantis bowed to the constable and graciously spun out another lengthy quotation from the fine print of the Common Economic Protocol.

I have included in the review a number of quite lengthy verbatim quotations.

Rather than trying to analyze the source material he often includes lengthy quotations from newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and state and city documents in his works.

Indeed, world press coverage is part of the story, though Mr. Teicholz virtually ignores it, perhaps because his lengthy quotations robbed him of space.

By the end of the series, the surfaces are entirely filled with lengthy quotations from politicians and historians, past and present, referring to power and coercion.