Sentence examples for cited then from inspiring English sources

Another factor cited then, and by many today, is China's history of doping scandals.

Mr. Stulman said the issues cited then, including evidence of mice and insufficiently sanitized countertops, had been resolved.

If political power meant the ability to attract the attention of lawmakers, a definition Miller cited, then surely gays and lesbians had it.

If, on the other hand, the state court had based its opinion partly on the Florida constitution (which it also cited), then that might raise federal matters that are the high court's province.

"You don't so much interview Judith Weir as marvel as her beautiful mind roves from subject to subject," wrote Tim Ashley in the Guardian in 2000.She cited then Der Freischütz by the German composer Carl Maria von Weber as a particular inspiration, named Haydn as her ideal composer and expressed a passion for Brahms.

For instance, if just bare complexity is cited, then although complexity is in many respects easily demonstrable, that complexity may not clearly speak of intent.

If you've literary train journeys of your own to cite, then please, do join me on board.

(Empiricists will at times opt for skepticism as an alternative to rationalism: if experience cannot provide the concepts or knowledge the rationalists cite, then we don't have them).

So if we accept the examples the Mohists cite, then by analogical extension we should accept their assertions that not caring about robbers is not a failure to practice inclusive care and killing robbers is not murdering people.

Now contrast this with three games I've cited above, then add in the Turkey game and this past weekend's warm-up against Australia.

Some commentaries work toward an explanation of the letter of the text; in these the source text is first cited and then interpreted virtually word for word.