Sentence examples for cites rather from inspiring English sources

Actually his list of authors ancient or modern is not very long, and from the British 18th century he cites rather few names: Hume, for his few pages, and Colley Cibber for his "gay follies" are the closest comparisons.

The Hong Kong government, meanwhile, merely prohibits trading in three shark species protected under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, or CITES, rather than the far larger number of species that scientists say are threatened.

But the true problem with the exams is not the one you cite; rather, it is obscured by the typical reaction to quantitative measures of teacher efficacy.

You should know that Proust and Chekhov are cited rather indiscriminately, and that the evening's central figure is a poet.

Menand ends his piece arguing that Beauvoir really just wanted "Sartre for herself alone", citing rather unhelpfully, "every page she wrote".

Oracle cited rather large customers like AT&T and Bank of America using the Cloud at Customer product.

He also cites the rather old-school benefit of being in the thick of things.

He cites the rather noisome example of sewage flooding in the UK.