Sentence examples for cites absolutely from inspiring English sources
…the Order alleges significant harm to service providers, but cites absolutely nothing to prove it.
Cattrall said she was attracted to the project following a meeting with the BBC's comedy chief at the time, Jon Plowman, citing Absolutely Fabulous and Extras as inspiration.
That's a whole headache you want to avoid, so cite absolutely all of the information you present that is not yours.
kristinezkochanski made the case: Although not great literature in the way that some of the other books cited are, I absolutely loved Dorothy Dunnett's Lymond chronicles.
IGN also commented on the button-mashing aspect of the gameplay and criticized the party member's artificial intelligence, citing it as "absolutely terrible", but praised the story, presentation, and new battle features.
He has said that being gay is "absolutely" a choice and cites prisoners who engage in gay sex as his proof.
When his interlocutor cites Kertesz's claim elsewhere that "Fatelessness" is "absolutely authentic" and based on "documented facts," Kertesz rejoins: "That's not inconsistent with its being fictional..
But he cites a crammed diary and suggests the 69-year-old Absolutely Fabulous star meet his deputy mayor for transport and chief of staff.
Ms Springbett, who contributed to the report, cites "confidence, determination and perseverance" as important qualities and says networking is "absolutely imperative".
In her testimony, Carina Tertsakian, a senior researcher at Human Rights Watch, said: "The government of Burundi has shown no sign of relenting and the repression towards anyone suspected of being an opponent or critic is absolutely brutal," citing a recent HRW report.
