Sentence examples for continually cited from inspiring English sources

I couldn't be late for class: Roger continually cited promptness as an essential "commitment".

Deila continually cited "small details" during post-match media duties for failings against continental opposition.

This is the kind of statistic that is continually cited to suggest a new and dangerous demographic hemorrhaging.

Andrea Jung, the chief executive of Avon Products, is continually cited as an exception to the glass ceiling rule.

I wanted to see what the demographic behind nanobatched chervil and the continually cited show "Girls" could teach me about life and craft cocktails.

But the governor has continually cited polls showing his approval rating at more than 65percentt as proof that voters endorse his stance on law and order.

He continually cites his manic-depressive illness to explain his behavior.

That year, the South African press began reporting on a vast £4.8bn real estate development in Modderfontein, north-east of the city, continually citing that fact that it would be financed and constructed by "the Chinese".

EMA, St Vincent and Calvi continually cite male inspirations when interviewed, from Jimi Hendrix and Scott Walker to Lou Reed and Bo Diddley, direct, explicit statements that they're creating in the tradition of rock gods, yet each of these artists have been cast, at one point or another, as indebted to Harvey, sometimes in the face of polite protestations.

And this is why Trump is so enamored of polls, continually citing them as supposed proof of his worthiness to be president.

On the other hand, detractors of the sites continually cite one September 2018 study, which argued the evidence supporting the sites wasn't strong enough to show a positive effect on overdose deaths.