Sentence examples for cited that she from inspiring English sources
Scherzinger cited that she felt as if the songs were more suited as a Pussycat Dolls song than her own.
The Chicago Sun-Times has noted the "energetic" performances of the quartet, and the Chicago Tribune has cited that she and the group are primarily influenced by Eastern European folk, gypsy, Polish, and Greek music.
Mr. Carney cited that argument on Monday.
College-educated voters, especially, cite that concern, she said.
The Independent Journal highlighted the 19-year-old's social media presence and potential influence, citing that she has "more Instagram followers than all the candidates combined" and "more than double the Twitter followers of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump".
For example, if a hiring manager turns down an applicant, citing that she doesn't know a programming language such as Python, but then hires another applicant that wows the manager in some other way, even though this new applicant also does not know Python, the original applicant might get the impression that she was not hired because she is a woman, or is pregnant or myriad other things.
He refused to discuss his relationship with her, citing that she was deceased.
Lopez subsequently left Epic Records, citing that she had fulfilled her contractual obligations and now wished to release Love?
Lopez subsequently left Epic Records in February 2010, citing that she had fulfilled her contractual obligations and now wished to release Love?
He was complimentary towards Stritch's role as Jack's mother, citing that she has been "demanding and a little difficult, but she also makes you really feel for her".
Catherine Crier in "The Case Against Lawyers" doesn't cite that example as she makes her main point: that we the people have ceded power to a corps of lawyers and bureaucrats who are not only smothering us in silly regulations, but are also seizing huge profits for themselves, corrupting the political system and generally undermining freedom and the sense of responsibility.
