Sentence examples for citing the work from inspiring English sources

Memories are like epidemics, Mr. Hirst said, citing the work of Dan Sperber, a French anthropologist: some spread quickly, and others fade and eventually die.

Woolf explained this disparity by citing the work of the British social epidemiologist Richard Wilkinson, who has proposed that income inequality generates adverse health effects even among the affluent.

He said that he looks for choreographers with a good knowledge of the classical vocabulary, but that he is open to different aesthetics, citing the work of William Forsythe and Mr. McGregor.

The paradox, said Chris Weitz, is that many of the high points film history have been comedies, citing the work of Buster Keaton, the Marx Brothers and Charlie Chaplin.

"I would call on the United States to use defoliation from the air," Mr. Ivanov said, citing the work of Thomas Schweich, who served as ambassador for counternarcotics and justice reform in Afghanistan under President George W. Bush.

"The secretary feels this team has been terrific," a senior Defense Department official said, citing the work by Generals Myers and Pace and the senior civilian leadership in redrafting military strategy, reshaping the forces and redrawing regional commands.

Among them, 8 first-order citations, that is citations to this key work, 13 second-order citations, that is, citations to the works citing the works that cite this key work, and 1 third-order citation.

The New York Times has cited the work of the special inspector general in multiple stories.

Both sides cited the work of the labor-management board in reaching the accords.

Hauser cites the work of Robert Seyfarth, Dorothy Cheney and Peter Marler, who studied the alarm calls of vervet monkeys.

Farage cites the work done by the journalist Andrew Gilligan on postal voting fraud in London.