Sentence examples for cited I from inspiring English sources

The judges cited i as "an example of journalistic innovation...a lively daily newspaper".

Two of the arguments called to critically discuss this evidence can be cited: (i) the single studies were not designed and powered to primarily address DM as an endpoint and maximum follow-up did not exceed 5 years; (ii) the definition of DM varied among the trials, often derived from non-standardized criteria, and new-onset DM was usually not rigorously screened for.

Well, I did find some new names to read, and while not often cited, I think they might yet find that their time will come.

And Cathy Young wrote at Time about the multiple disavowals of feminism that cited "I am not a victim" and called the characterization of the movement as victimizing a "fair description".

"Dr. Maya Angelou, the late Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, cited "I Hope You Dance" as her favorite song and told Oprah Winfrey, "If I had a daughter -- and I feel that you are my daughter -- those are the words I would want to say to my daughter".

On the other people cited, I've written extensively about the influence of Rev. King on Obama.

"Here's a case of where you had a politician with a very personal goal of spending hundreds of millions of dollars in his district while the nation's infrastructure was crumbling," said Steve Ellis, vice president of Taxpayers for Common Sense, based in Washington, which has long cited I-99 as an example of pork barrel spending at its worst.

He cites I Timothy: "Women should listen and learn quietly and submissively.

As the author of "Classic Cases in Medical Ethics," which covers the same cases that Lepore cites, I draw different conclusions.

Each time I come across the kind of abuse he cites I mentally replace the word "Islam" with "Judaism" and "Muslim" with "Jew".

Unlike the pedants Kamm cites, I wouldn't hang, draw and quarter those who are guilty of grammatical solecisms, but I might hand out the odd Asbo.