Sentence examples for cite a bit from inspiring English sources
Others cite a bit of lore that he harbored a grudge against math because a love interest rejected him in favor of a well-known mathematician.
He cites a bit of evidence for this: for the first time, he says, teaching is the most popular occupation for people leaving university.
Carr cites a bit of psychology and neuroscience, but he doesn't seem to notice that the study he unveils most triumphantly actually refutes half of his own argument.
He cites a bit from his act: " 'America is such a great country, we have fat poor people.' It's one of those jokes that doesn't hit people right away, because it's so prevalent that we don't get it".
"This is not the way exhibitions of contemporary art are curated," Alligood admitted, citing "a bit of fear" in the curatorial community and in museum leadership.
JOANNA VINTILLA Seattle A. Before we hear from Whirlpool, the Haggler would like to cite a few numbers to provide a bit of context.
Or, to be a bit more specific and cite a study from the U.K., we've only made around one percent of progress in 10 years.
If the virtues of duty and service Douthat cites seemed a bit corny or cobwebbed, it's because it's difficult to fathom that anyone seeking power in America believes in them anymore.
The leaders of these institutions often cite a desire to improve local health care as their motivation but they also stand to gain quite a bit in return.
