Sentence examples for he cited from from inspiring English sources

There is nothing to discuss.David Parker San FranciscoSIR – Buttonwood might find the answer to his question in the quote he cited from Friedrich Hayek: "The curious task of economics is to demonstrate to men how little they really know about what they imagine they can design".I can't imagine economists admitting how little they actually know.

The passage he cited from the legislative history – "Historically, denial or curtailment of women's employment opportunities has been traceable directly to the pervasive presumption that women are mothers first, and workers second" – seems applicable across the board, to pregnancy as well as childcare.

The figures he cited from a new congressional study of that "highly competitive" market told a different story: The U.S., with $37.8 billion in arms sales (up $12.4 billion from 2007), controlled 68.4% of the global arms market in 2008.

4. Miller's judgment of the merits of the latter-day Cahiers, against Bickerton's objections, is on the mark and most welcome: as seen in the subjects he cites from Cahiers in recent years, the magazine remains a crucial touchstone of, and launching-pad for, cinematic art.

The passage he cites from the Politics is concerned only with the rudiments of hierarchy; the idea of "ordering of things to one end" is present only by implication, and Aristotle makes no attempt to develop its metaphysical implications.

"Most people do not initiate romantic relationships immediately after forming first impressions of each other," one study he cites from Journal of Personality and Social Psychology says.

DeLillo has written of crowds before, in Mao II, and he has cited, from John Cheever's journals (where Cheever's greatest writing took place), the following passage, on a night spent in Shea Stadium: "Who do these people think they are?

He cited evidence from Planning Department demographers.

One of the games he cited was from 1979, when he was with the San Francisco 49ers.

He cited evidence from Connecticut and Missouri to support his case that requiring background checks can have an impact on gun deaths.

Later, he cited hostility from extremists on both the left and the right; both types, he said, could not accept the incongruity of an openly gay conservative.