Sentence examples for cited this passage from inspiring English sources

In 1523 Luther cited this passage in accusing Erasmus of Pelagian heresy.

William James cited this passage when introducing pragmatism in his 1906 lectures, and Peirce repeated it in his writings from after 1900.

In a submission to a congressional hearing in 1906, he argued: Law professor Lawrence Lessig cited this passage to argue that in creating a system of copyrights in which control of music is in the hands of record labels, Sousa was essentially correct.

Although she draws extensively from Delbo's memoirs in her account of the bucket affair, and throughout her book, Moorehead does not cite this passage.

Whelan cites this passage from Hari's Independent interview: "For the first 35 years of his life, Thomas tried to bury his sexuality.

Lizza counters that Schaeffer did write that actual political violence was sometimes justified, citing this passage from the "Manifesto" as an example: There does come a time when force, even physical force, is appropriate.

Gorampa frequently cites this passage in order to illustrate the Madhyamaka view as that which is free from conceptual constructs.

When I emailed her about her characterization of the Clinton-media relationship, Strassel wrote back citing this passage from a June 7 New York Times story about Clinton's clinching the Democratic nomination: "And Mrs. Clinton's very durability -- her tenacity, grit and capacity for enduring and overcoming adversity -- could be exactly what is required to defeat Donald J. Trump".

The authors mention Hooker's advice but do not cite this particular passage.

She cited the passage of the 1985-86 tax reform act as a model of the way things should work.

Haugen once cited the passage to urge Christians to harness the power they had at their disposal.