Sentence examples for citation to from inspiring English sources
"citation to" is an acceptable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to a direct quotation or reference from another source. For example: "The author includes a citation to a famous poem in his essay."
"Emails to the author requesting a citation to support his statement went unanswered".
The memorandum is bereft of even a single citation to case law or evidence.
("It is hard not to be startled by a sixty-word citation to Thornton Wilder").
Follow the citation to some intriguing research conducted in the Conley home (n)office.
Such a conclusion does not, however, require citation to a reference range or guideposts.
In its citation to Mr. Statman, the endowment invoked The New Yorker's description of him as "an American visionary".
Mr. Boehner would control whether to bring the committee's recommended contempt citation to a vote by the full House.
The Buildings Department issued a citation to the owner of the building, Jamestown One Times Square, that documents the accident but carries no penalty, she said.
In harsh language, the brief complains that the judge's findings "do not contain a single citation to the record, making it impossible to ascertain" their "purported basis".
Mr. Cooley asked where she had found that particular number, perhaps hoping for a citation to a case or a classic legal treatise like "Prosser on Torts".
The official citation to Eliot stated that he had "the ability to cut into the consciousness of our own generation with the sharpness of a diamond".
