Sentence examples for he cited it from inspiring English sources

He cited it as an inspiration for his album Nebraska, particularly the song State Trooper.

He cited it as the reason the social networking company LinkedIn leased 32,000 square feet on the 25th floor this summer.

He cited it while meeting with a group of Democratic senators: "He came into the meeting with that article having affected his thinking dramatically," said Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon.

He cited it, for example, in the personal letter he wrote to the Bancroft family during his takeover attempt of Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal in 2007.

Anderson told the commission that he instructed Evans to spend more time observing the program; when Evans failed to do so, Anderson said he cited it in Evans's final performance review.

His reading of the line "Aha!" stuck with the Times columnist William Safire so vividly that he cited it when writing about the meaning of the word 36 years later.

Mr Obama used to say that that authorisation needed replacing; now he cites it as his authority for bombing Iraq and Syria.

He cites it as a way to deal with the fact that people can make irrational economic decisions.

Asked to list the attributes that an athlete needs to succeed, he cites it first, ahead of good genes, top training, a smart diet and other factors.

There's that often-used trope, 'His best work is behind him.'" He cites it with a sadness that makes me wonder if it haunts him.

Among other things, Mr. Rux doesn't merely refer to Aymes's work; he cites it at length in excerpts read aloud from the notorious novel.