Sentence examples for cited history from inspiring English sources
He cited History Channel's experience with "The Story of Us" and its coming project on Gettysburg.
A traditionalist, he cited history to illustrate his plan for dethroning Mr. Blair, whom he compared to Napoleon.
Pope Francis could have cited history that documents women's leadership in the early church, or acknowledge the great works Roman Catholic Women priests are doing today.
Mr. Ehrig cites history buffs and collectors as making up most of the association membership.
As evidence, he cites history: Lithuania was thoroughly Western, an ally of Poland, when Russia first occupied it in 1795.
Schoenfeld, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, cites history and legal precedent to argue that the publishing of highly classified national security secrets has reached dangerous extremes.
HISTORY LESSON If ESPN's Joe Morgan, a 10-time All-Star and a Hall of Famer, must cite history, he should get it right.
But citing history and the demands for candidates to release information about their finances, several political analysts said disclosure seemed inevitable.
The plain fact is that Israel, citing history ancient and modern (Jerusalem has had a Jewish majority since the 19th century), decided after conquering its Jordanian half in 1967 to make the city its eternal "unified" capital.
The elder Mr. Cuomo was himself fond of citing history, and at one point, assessing a decade in office, he wrote, "We have tried to advance, in all areas of our public life, New York's historic governmental mission".
