Sentence examples for cited this example from inspiring English sources

"I'm an American historian by training, and I've cited this example: Lyndon Johnson spent thirty years fighting against civil rights, and then became the President who passed the most sweeping civil-rights legislation this country has ever seen," she said.

Ms. Kopelman cited this example: "You see someone and you say, 'Omigod, it's so 18th-century bordello meets Tom Ford meets L. L. Bean by way of the Vault!' " Indeed, you might say that fashion folk have unique and unparalleled linguistic skills, and that their excitement for the visual is matched only by their excitement for the verbal.

Ramesh cited this example and an earlier disagreement over the amount of methane produced by Indian agriculture as cases where Indian science could make a strong, independent contribution.

She cites this example: she has a three-bedroom, two-bath apartment in an elevator building in Brooklyn Heights that's listed at $1.6 million.

Brad W. Setser cites this example in an important new paper,"Sovereign Wealth and Sovereign Power," published by the Center for Geoeconomic Studies, at the Council on Foreign Relations.

He cites this example: a county in Virginia recently banned giving food to the homeless unless it was prepared in a county-approved kitchen, to prevent food poisoning.

I think that a lot of people who come to government, often from business" — as Rumsfeld did, though Gates didn't cite this example — "don't understand how big public bureaucracies work and the capacity of the bureaucracy to outlast anybody".

Hooper (2002) cites this example (accurately I believe); "Say three hundred eggs are originally laid.

But, as the Nobel committee said in citing this example, "such a rule entails that the driver finishes early when there are many customers and the hourly income is high, and has to work longer days when demand is low". That's the opposite of what the strictly rational actor of economic theory would do.

In August, however, the U.S. 9th Circuit Court revived the suit and ruled that the ad's makers may have violated the law by "attempting to capitalize on White's fame to enhance their fortune". Its opinion cited this hypothetical example.

Judge Sacca cited this as "another example of the lack of credible testimony" in her case.