Sentence examples for citing with from inspiring English sources

Friedan quoted the president of Mills College citing with approval the remark "Women should be educated so that they can argue with their husbands".

Still, Mr. Johnson invoked a lawsuit filed by Mr. Awlaki's father before the killing that had sought an injunction against targeting his son, citing with approval a district judge's decision to dismiss the case and saying that targeting decisions are not suited to court review because they must be made quickly and based on fast-evolving intelligence.

"History will judge our democracy by how we balance the security threat to us with our allegiance to constitutional principles and notions of ordered liberty," she said, citing with approval a similar comment by the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Robert S. Mueller III, in 2002.

Cohen loves the punctilious dressage of fencing — citing with approval the Victorian masters who honed their pupils' footwork by making them stand on tea trays — and is particularly drawn to instances where this vanished world has given us a cultural legacy.

For example, the website Spurious Correlations presents such correlations, citing (with a very high level of confidence) the correlation between U.S. government spending on science and the number of suicides by hanging.

In support of his rejection, in On the Universe he makes one of his rare references to Averroes, citing with approval his claim that prime matter is a potentiality only of perceptible substances and hence is not found in spiritual substances.

So is Singleton, though at other times he is cited with a punctilious courtesy.

What "syndrome" does Tony Shaw cite with regards to the treatment of the prisoners in Cuba? d.

She scarfs pizza, guzzles beer and cites with conviction things like "Ernie Banks rookie card".

Coulson's supposed motto, "Get the story, no matter what", is cited with a curled lip.

"So many of us cite with confidence that love is universal.