Sentence examples for citing itself as from inspiring English sources

The U.S.O.C., citing itself as an example, has countered that such a top-heavy leadership team is inefficient and unwieldy.

In the range of defensible positions — which probably do not include Izzo citing the discussion itself as "ridiculous" — Michigan State players present and past often take the one least scrutinized: They say they want such rants.

Indeed, the Korematsu case was cited as recently as April 2004.

Several people said they were certain that the trend of decreasing violence cited by General Petraeus would reverse itself as soon as the Americans left.

Newer fans may cite the film itself as their reason for attending a showing, but longtime fans often cite the community.

Both Mr. Hogwood and Mr. Goodman cite the music itself as the strongest argument to support their irreconcilable points of view.

"Wide Awake" ends, like a 3 a.m. revelation, hazy and dissipated, but Mr. Berliner's mother may be onto something when she cites this film itself as the source of his problems.

About 30 other comments were cited as well.

A few comments on the post itself cited the usage as derogatory, offensive and irresponsible, and a poll of the followers on my Facebook page about the term produced a heated debate 70-odd comments long about othering, objectification and just what constitutes offensive language when describing black people.

However, her faith in the efficacy of the medicine from the clinic was in itself cited as a resource for getting better.

The temptation now will be for success in Libya to be cited as justification in itself and a precedent for military interventions elsewhere.