Sentence examples for I often cited from inspiring English sources

During the campaign, I often cited an old World War I recruiting poster featuring a Dad with kids on his knee, asking: "Daddy, what did YOU do during the Great War?" As a dad, this is how I've felt about the challenges facing California, our country, and the next generation - a potential "greatest generation" more diverse, connected, and amazing than any that has come before it.

"The example I often cite is the first road to be built in the Amazon, which originally linked the city of Belem with Brasilia, the national capital," he said.

An example I often cite is this: is it more Irish to make colcannon with imported potatoes and cabbage or to make a personalised variation on a green curry with vegetables you buy from a farmer down the road?

When I talk to medical students about how creativity can fit into the medical world, I often cite the case of Witty Ticcy Ray, profiled by Dr. Oliver Sacks in his now-classic book, "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat".

I often cite the comments of one of my graduate students from Pakistan regarding diversity in my group as she began to plan her traditional Pakistani wedding.

I often cite Brand's point when explaining chiclephobia to people.

I often cite them or use them in person to illustrate concepts or tools my clients are having problems with.

As the Chair of the California Senate Education Committee, I often cite statistics to drive a point home, but on a personal level, I have worked to change them entirely.

I often cite the example of when I was younger, I would hang out a lot on the Lower East Side, and there was a club we would go to, it was like us and the "super rats", and now there is a Whole Foods at that same point, if that gives any indication.

In making the critical connection between high inequality and diminished mobility, I've often cited the work of the economist Miles Corak, who had a fine commentary on the topic in The New York Times on Sunday.

I've often cited the idea of a theatre of entrepreneurship as a driving force encouraging but ultimately failing the average entrepreneuer.