Sentence examples for critically cited from inspiring English sources

The album has been critically cited to influence various musical trends and has inspired artists such as Lady Gaga, Sleigh Bells, and Jamie Lidell, in addition to Robyn, Bok Bok, and Britney Spears.

Critically, he cited that same above-mentioned classified study: Very early in this process, I actually asked the CIA to analyze examples of America financing and supplying arms to an insurgency in a country that actually worked out well.

The song was critically lauded, citing for its sensual vibe and writing, "Beyoncé borrowed a portion of Donna Summer's naughty classic "Love to Love You Baby" to create this celebration of sensual naughtiness".

Exemplificative literature dealing with the issues dealt with is cited and critically inserted in the frame of the overall picture.

It continues to be critically acclaimed, including being cited by Time magazine as one of the best 100 albums of all time, and has been reissued on CD several times with additional material intended for Lifehouse.

However, the authors summarized but failed to critically evaluate the articles cited in their review.

This apparent comparability of the online course to other mindfulness and cognitive therapies delivered face-to-face is surprising: the online course seems to achieve similar results despite the fact that people are not part of a group and have no real relationship with a mindfulness teacher or other participants (often cited as critically important facilitators of change in class-based formats).

However, Jesse Hall questioned the practice of oxygen delivery/consumption goal-directed therapy in the critically ill patient, citing a number of papers demonstrating disappointing or adverse outcomes [ 37, 38, 39].

A systematic review had recently been completed in the annual update of the videobooklet decision aid; a team of clinicians re-reviewed and critically appraised the original articles cited in the videobooklet and the systematic review, to confirm that the clinical information was up-to-date.

Mr. Fitzgerald cited statements by the critically injured guard to others after the attack in which he said he had given "them" a good fight.

Numerous factors have been cited for delays in admitting critically ill patients from the emergency department (ED) to the ICU.