Meanings of plagiarise from in English

She has not hesitated to plagiarise from even so humble an individual as myself.

Con Houlihan always told me to be careful of the day you start plagiarising from yourself.

Part of Theresa May's conference speech was plagiarised from the American political comedy drama The West Wing!

Not the smallest, save that you have distinctly plagiarised from me in your classification of the Gorgio race.'

For example, a recent report exposed how EU regulators based a decision to relicense controversial glyphosate on an assessment plagiarised from industry reports.

Mr Shatter hit out at claims by Mr Ahern that its victims' rights proposals were "bootlegged" and plagiarised from New Zealand.

Were this a Christian doctrine, the Euahlayi would be said to have borrowed it, but few will accuse them of plagiarising from Beckford.

"Share them with Signor Raselli in the name of the same cause," whispered Rameau, with a smile he might have plagiarised from De Mauleon.