Sentence examples for cite this book from inspiring English sources

Cry Liberty! source, Barton wasn't the first revisionist to cite this book as a source.

Setting aside issues of copyright, the difficulty for users who wish to cite this book's contents will be the absolute requirement of locating all references to distinguish original from reproduced text.

Mr. Montgomery cites this book — about a constable trying to solve a group of seemingly unconnected killings — as a sleeper that deserves wider attention.

It is one of the building blocks of more widely known and read translations of Gilles Deleuze (who cited this book as an influence on his own cinema books) and Jacques Rancière.

In 1998, he received the Melamed Prize, which cited this book as the best research by a business school professor anywhere in the world during the previous two years.

The reason for specifying the 1992 edition is that Barton did not cite this 1939 book as his source for the alleged Madison quote in his earlier editions of The Myth of Separation.

I searched the online book archives, such as Google Books, but nothing turned up in those searches except for a slew of other revisionist history books citing this 1939 book as a source.

"The fundamental question is, with this deal and the others we cite in this book, is it coincidence in a pattern we see repeated dozens of times where large Clinton supporters have business before the State Department, they make large payments, and favorable actions are taken," Schweizer said in an interview on "Fox News Sunday".

Mr. Fellowes cited this Wharton book as another "Downton" influence (although Undine lands herself a French nobleman).

Polls cited in this book suggest that an alarming number of people now subscribe to forms of 9/11 revisionism.

Dying philosophically means dying cheerfully — that is what one would presume from the examples cited in this book.