Sentence examples for cited elements of from inspiring English sources

Less dogmatic than their elders, they have cited elements of the building's beauty that many Germans -- conditioned by decades of cold war oratory -- find difficult to to see.

Hoover felt that the series' use of a consistent palette of reds and earth tones allowed the introduction of strong black elements into set and costume design; he cited elements of Blackie O'Reilly's office in One Eyed Jacks as an example: its vibrant red curtains and ruddy wood tones were offset by her stark black outfit and dark hair.

At a news conference today, Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, the Republican leader and a member of the Finance Committee, cited several elements of the Grassley-Baucus bill that he would like to see changed.

And she listed something unexpected: "Do take housework more seriously and spend more time". She cited the elements of housework as "an escape to simpler things" and how they were "time away from people and restful". The dust and laundry, after all, didn't judge her limitations, her spotty memory.

They could also have cited which elements of the Drupal Code of Conduct he violated, if any.

He reiterated his pledge to help American workers, and cited several elements of the tax plan meant to improve manufacturers' bottom lines.

Provider organizations also cited cultural elements of continuous improvement and willingness to try new things as facilitating factors.

Jones was sufficiently esteemed by Peirce for him to cite her Elements of Logic as a Science of Propositions as an authoritative source on the "Material Fallacy" in Baldwin's widely-read reference work, Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology.

He goes so far as to cite some elements of what Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard dubbed "the scandal of Christianity".

Lincoln's creation also meant that sanctioned segregation in the South was on the wane, she says, citing another element of the move she found attractive.

Mora said freshman tight end Caleb Wilson had earned a larger role even before making his first career catch against Texas A&M, citing "an element of dependability" that bred confidence.