Sentence examples for cites the notion from inspiring English sources

Later in the same sentence she cites "the notion of God within everyone... Westernized yoga, visualization, astrology and the I Ching" as fads sprouted from the influence of this notorious icon's writings.

Conservatives cite the notion that courts should consider social ends as an example of improper judicial activism.

Will there ever be a good moment to cite the notion of a responsibility to protect unanimously adopted by more than 150 states at the UN World Summit in 2005 as Mr Kouchner is now suggesting?The tortuous development of that concept is a tale close to the French minister's heart.

Correction: August 9 , 2002 Friday An article in the special Education Life section on Sunday about the difficulty of seeking tenure while rearing children misspelled the surname of a researcher with the American Association of University Women who cited the notion of collegiality as a criterion for tenure decisions.

Sean Gallagher cited the notion that a 25kilowatt dish Stirling engine costs $75,000 per dish installed – including both the fabrication and installation costs.

Lomborg cites the long-debunked notion that scientists and models have overestimated the rate of warming since the especially hot El Niño year of 1998.

Bell also cites the theorist George Lipsitz's notion of "counter-memory".

(He cites the Army brass's questionable notion that black troops would acclimate quickly to combat because "the sight of dead and maimed bodies lying in the streets was not new to them").

IRB26 This administrator cites the importance of contrasting community attitudes, but of note, invokes the notion of "Timbuktu" - a foreign exotic locale.

The news grew even more alarming when Carl Higbie, a Trump surrogate, defended the notion by citing the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II.

The strikes have become a staple of Qaeda propaganda, cited to support the notion that the United States is at war with Islam.