Sentence examples for citing letters from inspiring English sources

During a recent conversation, he returned repeatedly to the team's impact on the area, citing letters thanking him for putting the team on the map after the Patriots won the Super Bowl two years ago.

She cites letters from ordinary people as well as testimony from Mitterrand.

Ms. Rooney cited letters and memorandums from the 1,600 pages of documents that the archdiocese has released, under court order, in the Shanley case.

1232 and 1289; see Section 2.2.4.4.1), he outlined Epicurus' life and cited letters of Epicurus and his friends to show the school's founder as a model of the philosophical life.

Some biographers have suggested that he may not have actually engaged in sexual relationships with males, while others cite letters, journal entries, and other sources that they claim as proof of the sexual nature of some of his relationships.

But, citing the letters, Judge Tom Kistler sentenced him instead to serve six to 12 months in county prison.

But he refused to even show up, citing a letter from White House counsel Fred Fielding invoking executive privilege.

An earlier report by Radio Free Asia had more details on the sentencing, citing a letter written by a friend of Mr. Abdulla.

He then wraps the subject up by citing a letter from one of Dostoyevsky's Jewish correspondents, who generously attributes the author's anti-Semitism to "thoughtlessness".

Faced with Republican commercials that said he had voted to raise taxes 141 times, Mr. Johnson responded with a commercial citing a letter Mr. Bush wrote praising Mr. Johnson's vote.

He appealed the decision, citing a letter from MacArthur that described him as "one of the world's most successful airmen ... superior in every respect", but was unsuccessful.