Sentence examples for cited authorities from inspiring English sources

My pages on the History of Dutch Brazil and Guyana — most of them for now reproducing articles from the pen of a single author, George Edmundson (one of the most cited authorities on the topic) — trace the course of events from the initial conquests by the Dutch to their final withdrawal.

It cited authorities as saying that Gusang, who had worked at the Scottish monastery, and Banjue had stabbed Akong Rinpoche, his nephew and a driver to death in a dispute over a 2.7m yuan (£286,000) payment.

In rebuttal, Dutcher cited authorities that the Sound was "an arm of the sea".

The Russian Interfax news agency cited authorities as saying the attacker carried the explosive device onto the train in a backpack.

The Espionage Act of 1917 is the most frequently cited authority for a criminal prosecution.

Another cited authority, James Condit Jr, has espoused antisemitic views and promoted conspiracies about a supposed Jewish takeover of the Vatican.

Helen Fisher is probably the most cited authority on the neuroscience of love.

"They are very pleased with their systems and they have better access than we do," Gerard Anderson, a health policy professor at Johns Hopkins University and a widely cited authority on health care systems abroad, told HuffPost.

See generally P. Gianelli & E. Imwinkelried, Scientific Evidence § 1-5, pp. 28-29 (1986 & Supp. 1991) (citing authorities).

It is not answered by citing authorities for the existence of the right at common law.

Porphyry's voluminous writings extended to philosophy, religion, philology, and science and show scholarly care in citing authorities.