Sentence examples for citing the character from inspiring English sources
"The funniest lines almost disappear with the subtitles," Almodóvar said, citing the character of Candela from "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown" as one that was "incredibly successful in Spain but almost lost elsewhere".
Additionally, Mulan's intelligence has been observed in several professional analyses, with critics often citing the character as "brainy".
In contrast, Doug Buel of The Tampa Tribune considered Rufus a character the game could have done without, describing him as "an obnoxious, overweight fighter with a big mouth", additionally citing the character as the game's worst feature.
"In the Farrelly universe, there's a woman present, but she's always sort of alien," she said, citing the characters played by Cameron Diaz, in "There's Something About Mary," and Gwyneth Paltrow, in "Shallow Hal".
The first DVD was declared rental-worthy by ANN, citing the characters as being "a lot of fun" and the series as being a "very laid-back show" that would work well as a relaxing watch over a weekend.
Corman had initial trouble finding distribution for the film, as some distributors, including American International Pictures, felt that the film would be interpreted as anti-Semitic, citing the characters of Gravis Mushnick and Siddie Shiva.
The article cited the character's "crossover appeal" – meaning that she is beloved by kids who do and don't look like her – as a factor in the show's popularity.
Janani Iyer cited the character of Mithravinda played by Kajal in the film as one of her dream roles.
During a conference call with journalists, Weller also cited the character's "tremendously romantic and very moving" storyline as another reason he accepted the part.
Entertainment Weekly writer Jennifer Armstrong cited the character as an example of the old tradition of having only "bad guys" smoking on television.
USA Today cited the character as being one of the "top 25 most influential people of the past 25 years" in 2007, adding that Homer "epitomized the irony and irreverence at the core of American humor".
