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Away from the field, they make him so very quotable.

There were few readily quotable phrases in the whole thing.

Another would be quotable feedback and praise from the people with whom the program worked.

Being a solid citizen, a good student and a quotable player will not hurt him, either.

He was also regarded as one of the Jets' most intelligent and quotable players.

But then Behan himself is not exactly a quotable playwright.

And there are certainly quotable lines in this animated anthology.

But always he remained Moravia, quotable and free with opinions.

Although these have many quotable passages the overall effect suffered because he never learned the art of drama.

Ed has little if any of that baggage and far fewer quotable quotes against him.

Not even close to a quotable sentence, Chelsea thought.

He also is the most vocal, noticeable, and quotable.

Every press release should include a quotable, provocative statement from an officer or committee member of the organization involved.

The most familiar are the so-called emblems or quotable gestures.

True, and eminently quotable; a very admirable turn of phrase.

Shakespeare was consciously a quotable writer, whose phrases were made to be memorable.

He hesitated, aware that the sentence was not going to appear in anyone's book of quotable quotes.

He always said the right things and he was so good, so quotable.

There are none in the language more quotable.

Now in his 70s, Graham is one of the most quotable coaches in baseball.

The script is absolutely fantastic, full of more quotable one liners than any film I've ever seen.

The Independent responded to the character saying he was "clearly the most quotable of the quintet".

Much of the dialogue is eminently quotable out of context.

It's hard to be eminently quotable when you're working on zoning or garbage removal.

But the good ones are highly quotable anyway.