Sentence examples for cites in particular from inspiring English sources

It cites in particular the cutting of a penny from fuel duty in the last budget, which I called "shaking an impotent fist at rising global prices", while providing no extra money to support public transport.

Some cases are very difficult to deal with: Kangela cites in particular a 10-year-old who was raped by a member of her family, who he has tried to counsel, and a woman whose baby was conceived through rape finds it hard to look at the baby because of the painful memories it creates.

He cites, in particular, the poet's political partnership with Alexandros Mavrokordatos, a well-born figure from Constantinople who was trying to bring the warlords to heel and impose some coherence on the emerging polity.As Mr Beaton argues, Byron managed in the final months of his life to overcome the flaws of his own erratic character, defects that were projected onto his literary heroes.

Wodehouse's literary biographer Benny Green, while excoriating Reed as a "hereditary prig" and a "religious huckster", accepts that he influenced Wodehouse, and cites in particular The Willoughby Captains.

Charles Osborne cites in particular the trio for three female voices, Spogliati, bambolino, as equal to anything in Falstaff, "its exquisite harmonies almost turning the unprepossessing women into Wagnerian Rhine maidens", and its lilting melody reminiscent of Rossini.

Hadley cites, in particular, the six-day Delius festival at the Queen's Hall in 1929 under Beecham's general direction, in the presence of the composer in his bath-chair.

They cite in particular one case at HMP Wealstun in Yorkshire.

He cited in particular United States support of Israel in its gnawing conflict with the Palestinians.

"But what really drives the series are the performances"; he cited in particular Travis Fimmel, Gabriel Byrne and Gustaf Skarsgard.

They cited, in particular, two television commercials in which Mr. McCain compared Mr. Bush's trustworthiness to that of President Clinton.

She cited in particular the billions of dollars in bailouts given to banks that still "act like they're broke".