Sentence examples for cited it again from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Cheney cited it, again, on Thursday night on CNBC.

The pope, who has defended the document twice since it was published, cited it again in his apostolic letter to explain that Christian faith "cannot be the subject of a dialogue understood as negotiation, as if we considered it a matter of mere opinion; rather, it is a grace which fills us with joy and that we have a duty to proclaim".

I make no apology for citing it again, since it got even better when played in a proscenium theatre with scope for a pit band (superbly conducted by Nicholas Skilbeck).

They don't think the joint model is one that will necessarily be replicated again, citing it as a unique response to a unique crisis.

And it's concerns about the community that are cited, again and again, by those in the hot seat in "failing" schools.

It was a phenomenon officials in Dr. Dean's campaigns cited again and again, as they debated the consequences of the past few days' events.

The paramount importance of the abortion issue was cited again and again by social conservatives this week.

That ban has been cited again and again by Agriculture Department and industry spokesmen as some sort of guarantee that mad cow has not taken hold in the United States.

Roosevelt's "inability to recognize third-world nationalism" is cited again and again, not simply as a prejudice but as an obstacle to effective policy.

More significantly, the incident demonstrates that security-agency information-sharing one of the key fainformation-sharing oneagain in poftheortems of the 2001 attackeyremains a serious problem.

And next year, as a new Congress and a new president begin the task of coming up with better regulations for the financial system, you can bet that the words of those hedge fund managers will be cited again and again.