Sentence examples for cited the instance of from inspiring English sources

She cited the instance of a woman passionate about poetry and classic books, angered by her husband's refusal to share her appetite for literature.

He cited the instance of the following words and phrases, all of them occurring within a few pages of the notebook: George W. Bush Colin Powell Condoleezza Rice Osama bin Laden Republican National Convention, 30 Aug-2 Sep New York City Now, looking at the pages with him, I actually laughed, there in the airport.

Dr John McCauley of the institute cited the instance of the 1957 pandemic which had a mortality rate of 0.1 per cent but which infected between 30 per cent and 70 per cent of the population, causing about two million deaths.

Icelanders like to cite the instance of a tourist who'd gone missing from her tour group.

Town supervisor William Reilich said Monday a variety of views have been represented during invocations, citing the instance of a pagan Wiccan for one.

He cites the instance of the super-patriots who even changed the Jermyn Hotel in Scranton to another name because it sounded like German.

The proponents of this approach cite the instance of Pneumocystis jiroveci (previously called Pneumocystis carinii) pneumonia, severe cases of which are also associated with a close coupling of infection and inflammation and are treated with both an antibiotic and corticosteroid (Aksamit 2003).

She cited the many instances of Trump calling women "disgusting," his criticism of a former Miss Universe as "an eating machine," and his explanation that he could not have committed sexual assault against some of his accusers because they were not attractive enough.

For instance, she cites the case of a mother who took her dying baby outside to experience snow for the first time, or the boy who, despite his grave illness, was allowed a stockcar racing trip.

As proof, he cited the one instance in modern history of the paranoid style's "consummatory triumph", a distinction that belongs to Germany in the era of the Third Reich.

Scholars have debated the value of authenticity in classical music, citing the numerous instances of ghostwriting in popular music and forgeries in painting.