Sentence examples for citing instead from inspiring English sources

Yet Mutis denies any influence from Conrad, citing instead Proust and Dickens as prime inspirations.

Mr. Richardson denied such crass motives, citing instead Mr. Obama's ability "to bridge our divisions as a nation".

Both Lowes and Kayak deny that they were moved to act by Mr. Caton's campaign, citing instead the show's controversial nature and, in Kayak's case, reservations about its quality.

The mutiny was initially believed to be in response to calls for Ntaganda's arrest but M23 later denied this, citing instead poor living conditions and low wages as grounds for revolt.

In a note she left, she made no mention of press intrusion, citing instead her debts, a number of bereavements including the death of her parents, and her stressful job as a primary school teacher.

Russia, which imported €336m (£266m) worth of fruit and vegetables from Poland last year, denies the ban is politically motivated, citing instead Polish violations of health regulations and documentation procedures.

The probable cause they cited instead was the generally deplorable state of hygiene in the hospital.

He cited, instead, their understanding of "the common rights of Englishmen, as declared by Magna Charta".

Critics of the decision cited, instead, the emotional harm done to the child by the abrupt separation from his mother.

In 1954, to challenge such laws, Brown v. Board of Education disavowed historical analysis and cited, instead, social science: empirical data.

MISHAN: When asked to name the best poem of all time, Chowder cites instead a recent poem he liked, James Fenton's "The Vapour Trail".