Sentence examples for he further cited from inspiring English sources

He further cited a book chapter by Cook and Moore [13] without considering later work by Cook and Moore [6], as cited in the introduction of this letter.

Gay film historian Vito Russo noted in his book The Celluloid Closet that Universal highlighted Countess Zaleska's attraction to women in some of its original advertising for the film, using the tag line "Save the women of London from Dracula's Daughter!" He further cited Countess Zaleska as an example of the presentation of the "essence of homosexuality as a predatory weakness".

He further cites Fast Eddie Felson as one of "only a handful of movie characters so real that the audience refers to them as touchstones".

He further cites them for "snoozing through the liberal hour": Rather than take action, they're merely waiting for demographic shifts in the future to give them the Congressional majorities they need.

He further cites as evidence that the horse cannot catch flies with his tongue, like a chameleon; or ants like an anteater; or fish like other fish -- and he sums it all up by asking: when did you ever see a horse catching fish with his tongue?

However, another of Preston's children, Lance Tahchawwickah, has come out publicly in support of Youngblood, calling him "my brother". Youngblood said his biological mother is Comanche and his biological father is Yaqui, but he declined to identify them further, citing concerns for their privacy.

Apart from the patchiness in geographical coverage, they further cite age, gender, education level and socio-psychological processes as variables affecting flood warning response.

FW UK & Irish help - re Early 1 IR 6 - has it been further cited?

They further cited Tourville v. Naish (3 P. Wms. 307); the dictum in Brace v.

Wisner further cited Monsanto emails from decades prior, in which the company was working with a genotoxicity expert who reviewed a series of 1990s studies.

In June, investigators further cited a "pattern of harassment" at Canaveral national seashore in Florida, where a law enforcement supervisor allegedly made an unwanted sexual advance toward a subordinate.