Sentence examples for cite a passage from inspiring English sources

The DSG blog (the writer has not chosen to reveal his or her identity) goes on to cite a passage from pages 100 and 101 of the Dufourmantelle book written a year earlier.

Le Carré likes to cite a passage from the autobiography of Colin Clark, the son of the art collector Lord Clark, who wrote about what it was like to be taken in by le Carré's father: "He was your favorite uncle, your family doctor, Bob Boothby and Father Christmas rolled into one".

In your essay, you cite a passage from Kennedy's book: "Can a relationship between a black person and a white one be such that the white person should properly feel authorized, at least within the confines of that relationship, to use the N-word?" What does Kennedy think is at stake here?

He cited a passage in the last act.

She cited a passage from "My Life," about young Bill and Virginia.

It is easy to imagine his citing a passage in Munro.

St . Paul he explained, citing a passage in the Acts of the Apostles, was himself a tent-maker.

The article cites a passage from Dunham's collection of non-fictional essays,  which were first published in September.

'Is that expert, artistic writing?' it would ask, having cited a passage in which a phrase was several times repeated.

On September 22nd, amid a diatribe about House, Beck cited a passage from "Secrets of the Federal Reserve," by Eustace Mullins.

Houston, using a Palm Pilot, then cited a passage in the New Testament: "Matthew 26, verse 67.