She quotes obscure medieval poets when arguing about modern ethics.

She was quoting passages from the novel to support her argument.

The quoting in the article raised questions about accuracy.

The linguist's paper examined the quotativeness of everyday speech to determine how people report others' words.

The committee's quotings from the archived interviews raised questions about the original context.

Linguists often describe 'be like' quotatively when it's used to introduce reported speech.

During the interview, she chose to quote her grandfather's exact words to preserve his message.

In her report, she semi-quoted the interviewee to avoid misrepresenting his words.

The journalist double-quoted the source's exact words in the article.

The above-quoted paragraph clarifies the author's intent.