Sentence examples for her cite from inspiring English sources

Long-known in literary circles, Citizen, which sees her cite both critical theory and personal stories to create a documentary-style look at America, has catapulted Rankine into the spotlight.

But she says she regrets not taking more notes – which makes it somewhat surprising to hear her cite the example of Robert Vadra, Mrs. Gandhi's son-in-law and a recent media target over alleged improper land deals, when commenting on the state of the press today.

She denies this and refuses to answer questions about her, citing confidentiality.

The lower courts ruled against her, citing state law holding that education was not a form of property.

Senator Sherrod Brown, an Ohio Democrat, cast the lone vote against her, citing her turns through the revolving door that connects government and private practice.

(You imagine asking her to identify "the problem with no name," and her citing bad parking at Bloomingdale's).

But she rejects the "aristocrat" label that clings to her, citing a mix of French and eastern European roots.

Reports submitted by doctors who had examined her cited statements she purportedly made about Mr. Ali or their marriage.

Mill himself came to agree with her, citing fear as the driving principle of his lost boyhood.

Ms. Williams slept at a homeless shelter and at the homes of friends after five apartment complexes rejected her, citing her bad credit and history of foreclosure.

("I think I have found the befitting home," he wrote to her, citing the apartment's "corking" kitchen and porcelain tub).