Sentence examples for he cites with from inspiring English sources

Beyond a business, Mr. Cullen sees banking as an instrument — one that can shape and preserve the history of his village, which he cites with an archivist's fluidity.

And yet he had not been trained for less hidebound forms of combat; he cites with approval one cadet's idea of a new motto for West Point, "Two Hundred Years of Tradition, Unhindered by Progress".

Among the measures he cited with approval was the proposed overhaul of the tax code to close tax breaks, lower rates and raise revenues.

He cited with approval an 1879 case for the proposition that neutral laws governing actions and practices, as opposed to religious beliefs and opinions, must trump faith or every religious objector becomes "a law unto himself".

If there was a distance they couldn't quite bridge"—he cites Nabokov, with his fondness for neologisms and archaisms—"she found a way to bridge it".

The bigger potential flaw with Chief Justice Roberts's argument is not with the statistics he cites but with the conclusion he draws from them.

He cites clothing with a coating of nanoparticles — from the Nano-Tex Corporation of Oakland, Calif.

When he talks of fighting discrimination, he cites, along with racial minorities, the rights of women and gays.

As an example, he cites (apparently with a straight face!) the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights leading to two 1966 UN covenants on human rights.

If there was a distance they couldn't quite bridge" — he cites Nabokov, with his fondness for neologisms and archaisms — "she found a way to bridge it".

But the evidence he cites, along with the newfound link between "well-feeling" and prejudice, might at least shake our belief in happiness as the summum bonum.