Sentence examples for citing pieces from inspiring English sources
The showcasing of works by women in all their colour and diversity will send a bold message to the naysayers, Ahmad believes, citing pieces from the early alternative comics movement, such as Lynda Barry's Girls and Boys comic strips from 1980, as well as British artist Nicola Lane, whose strip Beryl in Peril imagined the lives of the grown-up characters from the Beano.
But because citations and data don't always speak for themselves, consider adding some annotations to explain how cited pieces of evidence support the given proposition.
The First Amendment is one of the most cited pieces of the U.S.'s governmental documents and, arguably, one of the most misunderstood.
Many researchers can only dream of publishing such a well cited piece of work.
As a matter of constitutional law, it has become one marginally cited piece of the fabric of privacy-rights jurisprudence.
But the studies' findings are ambiguous, and they have been for some time: In 1996 professor Kevin Laverty wrote a widely cited piece saying the evidence was inconclusive.
The references should include the names of all authors, the title of the cited piece, year of publication, volume and issue numbers (for periodicals), page numbers (for periodicals and book chapters in edited books), publisher name and city (for books).
That first cited piece above begins with "Parlez-vous Python?", a cutesy bit that's also a pet peeve.
He cited piece of anti-marijuana propaganda published by the DEA this month that claimed medical marijuana was just "a means to an end" -- the eventual legalization of marijuana for recreational purposes.
Many artists responded negatively to the letter, including the the Man Booker Prize-winning novelist Howard Jacobson, who authored a much cited piece in the Sunday Observer (not published online), lamenting the content of the letter as an affront to art in general.
