Sentence examples for constantly cited from inspiring English sources

Ms. Child's boeuf bourguignon is constantly cited for its authenticity.

In them his reputation for justice as well as wisdom is constantly cited.

Constantly cited as the single most damaging obstacle to peace, and flouting international law, Israel's settlements project just keeps growing.

He constantly cited his literary hero, Robert Jordan, from Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls," who, fighting the Fascists, awaits imminent death.

"I'm the first to admit that we're the Nineties version of Cheap Trick," he said once, and he constantly cited the influence on him of charmingly-named, if little-known British punk bands like the Raincoats and the Vaselines.

Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, has constantly cited the need to create a more fully-functioning NHS at weekends as the key reason for his long and bitter dispute with England's 54,000 junior doctors.

Constantly citing "the Falklands spirit", she tackled the miners and industrial relations generally.

Why do newspapers constantly cite the two or three groups that monitor drone killings.

The government constantly cites this "economic war," secretly directed from Washington, to explain the gutted economy.

The media constantly cites research demonstrating that men and women have different qualities and styles of working.

The projections of scary budget deficits that Peterson's crew constantly cites is based almost entirely on projections of exploding healthcare costs.