Sentence examples similar to To cite an instance from inspiring English sources

To accentuate this point, the authors cite an instance of a Caesarean section performed on a normal woman who carried an anomalous foetus to term, only to die subsequently of surgical complications.

Neither could specifically cite an instance of a player being ejected for a helmet-to-helmet hit in recent years.

Ironically, one of the best retorts to such posturing was supplied by the founder of "liberal internationalism", Woodrow Wilson, on the occasion of US intervention into the Mexican revolution: "I challenge you," he said, "to cite me an instance in all the history of the world where liberty was handed down from above.

He cites an instance when Robert Thomson, who was then the Journal's managing editor, tried to prevent the publication of a supposedly damaging article.

She cites an instance when she and her mother were turned away from a hotel in Florida.

He cited an instance when he escaped an Oregon State player who was "wrapped around his ankles".

Icelanders like to cite the instance of a tourist who'd gone missing from her tour group.

But officials with the Justice Department and the State Department were hard pressed to cite another instance in which an American citizen on trial in a distant nation was given his or her day in court here, in the United States, through a little silver camera like the one that watched the pilot Jan Paul Paladino motionlessly on Wednesday.

Williams passed when Lauer asked him to cite other instances where he told stories that were not true.

Trump went on to cite alleged instances of refugee-perpetrated crimes and terrorism in Europe as evidence that the U.S. should adopt a more restrictive refugee policy.

On this basis disease might be classified as staphylococcal or rickettsial or fungal, to cite only a few instances.