Sentence examples for begin by citing the from inspiring English sources
When Brian Eno gives the BBC Music John Peel lecture at the British Library on 27 September, he'll doubtless begin by citing the importance of Peel in his own life.
Were I to attempt to fashion that chain (don't worry!), I would begin by citing the last line of a Milton sonnet — "New Presbyter is but old Priest writ large" — and go on to instance other places in his poetry and prose where Milton plays with sounds in a manner he would have learned from the rhetorical manuals we know he studied at school.
For instance, two of the main arguments for the doctrine of inclusive care begin by citing the model of the benevolent person, who "seeks to promote the world's benefit and eliminate the world's harm" (books 15 and 16).
If the media wanted to identify over-the-top partisanship, they could begin by citing the declaration of David Addington, Vice President Cheney's Chief of Staff, that "We're one bomb away from getting rid of that obnoxious FISA Court," and DNI McConnell's assertion that by merely having an open debate on surveillance, "some Americans are going to die".
"Cracking Open the Scientific Process" (Jan . 17 begins by citing The New England Journal of Medicine as part of a traditional peer-review process that "is nothing to celebrate".
Mr. Capus sent his memo to NBC Affiliate Corporation Group executives, and began by citing the extensive coverage "Today" provided Wednesday to the attacks on the American embassies in Libya and Egypt.
He begins by citing the terrorist attacks in the Russian city of Volgograd, and the violence in South Sudan, as major concerns as 2013 ends, before switching to economics.
We also acknowledge being suspicious when an official begins by citing "the best information we have to date" because that suggests other information, such as that gathered by the Libyans, is not being given the same weight.
A year to remember Much ado about nothing Gift of illumination Carousel of treasures Reprints Related items China and the dollar: Yuan small stepJul 9th 2009He begins by citing the latest study by Goldman Sachs, which projects that China's economy will be bigger than America's by 2027, and nearly twice as large by 2050 (though individual Chinese will still be poorer than Americans).
The report begins by citing the principle that antitrust law protects consumers by protecting the competitive process.
