Sentence examples for a point of citing from inspiring English sources

Art Modell rewarded Newsome with a three-year extension and makes a point of citing him as the principal architect of the Ravens.

In her program notes Ms. Zwilich made a point of citing Schubert's "Trout" Quintet, which has the same instrumentation, and calling her central movement "Die Launische Forelle" ("The Moody Trout").

In response, Mr. da Silva said: "The experience that you make such a point of citing, Serra, is responsible for putting Brazil in a situation that is almost one of international bankruptcy.

In Germany, Hans-Joachim Schellnhuber, director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and a member of the government's advisory council, made a point of citing a second American plan announced today, one that affects emissions but not global warming.

Unlike other awards given out in the pre-Oscar rush, A.F.I.'s list makes a point of citing not only a film's director and stars but also its entire creative team one by one, from the principal cast to the screenwriters to the cinematographer, editor, production designer and composer.

It took only five days for that nondescript hallway in the basement of Jordan Hall to become a crucible of psychological abuse so powerful that it would one day be cited as a point of reference during the court martial of the ranking non-commissioned officer supervising the "hard site" at Abu Ghraib.

But the court's majority made a point today of citing its prior rulings holding that the definition of cruel and unusual punishment was "not a static concept," but rather a reflection of "evolving standards of decency that mark the progress of a maturing society".

He also took issue with portrayals of the EP-3E, one of the most sophisticated electronics surveillance aircraft ever built, as a "spy plane," going to the point of citing dictionary definitions of spying versus reconnaissance.

The point of citing all these problems?

Umunna was the first Labour MP to resign Corbyn's whip, citing a point of principle (though nobody can quite remember what it was now).

9 If a point of care information summary still cited the old version of the Cochrane systematic review this was considered not updated, regardless of the nature and impact of the change in conclusions.