Sentence examples for he does not cite from inspiring English sources

He does not cite his seven years working there in his campaign biography.

Curiously, he uses "Gulliver's Troubles" as the title for his chapter on Kennedy and Johnson, but he does not cite Stanley Hoffmann's study with the same name.

Fouts, who had a rating of 80.2 and called himself "a very good average quarterback," said he never wondered about his rating, and now as an analyst for CBS Sports, he does not cite it during broadcasts.

And that's how most veterans feel.'" But the difference with his statement is that he does not cite numerous surveys, and attributes the feedback to veterans groups he spoke with.

He does not report that McCarthy was divided about whether to go down to the street — he did not want to associate himself, or his "kids" (who were also being beaten) with the radicals — and he does not cite Theodore White's observations.

He does not cite the South Bank University study flagged up earlier, but says the figure originated from this paper: Pain, N. and Young, G. (2004), 'The macroeconomic impact of UK withdrawal from the EconomicnoModellingling, 21, pp.387 408.

He's right, although he doesn't cite the specifics.

If he can't find one when the Tigers have committed a few errors, he doesn't cite anybody.

Though he doesn't cite particulars he doesn't have to: it's a sort of silent dog whistle for bigotry, a promise to protect the interest of the people who see themselves as the real Americans.

He doesn't cite poets but his philosophy adds up to an updated 21st-century version of Thomas Hardy's "If way to the better there be, it exacts a full look at the worst".

It's tough to evaluate Chait's final claim, because he doesn't cite any centrists who thought Obama should expend political capital on a bigger stimulus or any liberals who opposed it.