Sentence examples for cited as illustrations from inspiring English sources
Where principles are used as arguments for a result, earlier cases tend to be cited as illustrations of the application of the principle, rather than as analogies to the facts of the case at hand.
He cited as illustration the phenomenon of whole tuna from the United States being sent to Japan to be processed and then returned to this country to be used in sushi restaurants.
This so-called debate has often been cited as an illustration of how revolutionary new concepts are assimilated by science.
The law fixing the rate of interest is cited as an illustration of the point, that, though the law has fixed the rate of interest, yet parties may vary it by contract, and take a less interest.
The Web design programs Dreamweaver and Fireworks are also cited, as is FreeHand, an illustration program.
He cites as an illustration of the modern fashion the fate of Mommsen, who wrote his great History of the Roman Republic as a young man and spent the rest of his long life organising the exhaustive publication of Latin inscriptions and the encyclopaedic presentation of Roman constitutional law.
Illustrations such as this have been cited as evidence of Charlie Hebdo's willingness to offend everyone.
Because timestamps are creepily exact, we can all pretend we were cognizant of the fact that, on Friday, July 13 , 2012 Jacobson posted her first favorite -- an illustration of a Fizzy Lizzy bottle, jokingly cited as Alec Baldwin's choice beverage.
