Sentence examples for accurately cite from inspiring English sources

Remind students that they must be sure to carefully and accurately cite their sources.

Cohen does accurately cite the study, presumably to demonstrate that advocating for the monitoring of sex offenders is wrong, if not hysterically wrong.

● Every order and opinion must accurately cite to the record.

Watch as they level bizarre accusations at Barack Obama (RELATED: "CNN debunks false report about Obama"), and then refuse to accurately cite the source of their claims.

(The Host chides their content bias of selecting the evidence that supports the views they brought to the book. So they both accurately cite examples supporting their POVs but don't touch contrary evidence).

After the first rally I attended, I got a copy of the bill from the Sun's library and carried it with me for the rest of the campaign, so I could accurately cite Wallace's misstatements as I was typing my stories.

ACCURACY -- Mr. Franks accurately cites newspaper editorials that criticized Mr. Corzine.

An article in the student newspaper, about smoking policies on campus, accurately cited his work on student government but referred to him as Sean Sphincter.

Andrew Santella's essay "The Bad Boys of Summer" (Oct . 1 accurately cited the book "Ball Four," published 30 years ago, as the first of the tell-all baseball memoirs.

Again, he may or may not have been accurately cited, but that remark was more of a piece with his stated views and interests.

"America in the World" (editorial, Aug. 7), in urging debate on how the country assesses its national interests in today's changed international arena, accurately cites some of those interests: ensuring our defense, reducing nuclear weapons, keeping channels of commerce open, encouraging democracy and the rule of law, and protecting health and the environment.