Sentence examples similar to everything cited earlier from inspiring English sources
In a 1934 review of Sir James Frazer's Fear of the Dead, the anthropologist A. M. Hocart identified what for him was the key question that future analysts of early 20th-century Britain would have to answer: why was it 'so fascinated by fear, why [was] that emotion made to account for everything?' (cited in Kuklick, 1992: 119).
But another OBR measure cited 1964.
These biased articles were cited 2034 times.
In recent interviews, Manchester-based four-piece Everything Everything have cited the influence of 2014's cavalcade of horror stories – Isis beheadings, Elliot Rodger's shooting spree – on their third album.
In explaining Wonderland's dwindling attendance, Sunway cited everything from September 11 and the Bali bombings to the collapse of several of other major Australian institutions and the SARS and the Asian bird flu outbreaks.
It could encourage investigation of whether moonlighting entities are required to explain the wide distribution of microbial kinds: if 'everything is everywhere, but the environment selects' (Baas-Becking 1934, cited in O'Malley 2008), moonlighting entities might be selected more frequently than other kinds.
They cited our 2013 study.
http://www.ir-doe.org/hamaiesh/pub2.htm (cited 24 August 2001).
(Several conservative commentators cited Finch this week).
Nothing is better in the badiya than when a friend comes, a person you esteem and to whom you can offer everything you can imagine' (cited in Gimeno Martín and Pozuelo [2010], pp. 11 12) [own translation from Spanish].
