Sentence examples for citing references from inspiring English sources

Is the Basic Law a "mini-Constitution," as it is touted to be? Write a response to the question, citing references to the Basic Law articles.

"The Texas men who went on the cattle drives all called it the Chisholm Trail," he said, citing references in a half-dozen books and journals from the period.

He claims complaints that the review was "out of date" were inaccurate, citing references in the research to the reviews of Sats, SEN provision and maths teaching which Balls had claimed were missing.

Asserting that he did consult the original sources, Dershowitz says that Finkelstein is simply accusing him of good scholarly practice: citing references he learned of initially from Peters's book.

Brigadier General Mark Martins, the military commissions' chief prosecutor, responded that "systematic terrorism" is indeed an international war crime, citing references to "a system of terrorism" condemned in the 1919 Conference of Paris after World War I, and conspiracy claims in the post-World War II trial of Nazi judges, U.S. v. Altstoetter.

"It definitely helped shape my thinking about comedy and the tone and voice that I gravitate towards in my own work," he said, citing references, an announcer-style tone, and "a general sense of what [he] call[s] 'surreal nice.'" Those, he said, "are just a few of the elements I've taken from the show and ingested and allowed to colonize my brain".

The interested reader is referred to the cited references for detailed description of the methods.

The red line refers to the cited references in all citing papers published in 2003.

She cites references from modern pop culture and creates works that blur the lines between actor and spectator.

It inspired a generation of young theoreticians and became one of the most frequently cited references in the field.

Detailed proofs can be founded in the cited references.