Sentence examples for if he cites from inspiring English sources

However, we believe it will be more informative for the readers if he cites the results of previous studies unselectively and support his conclusions by results of actual studies rather than speculations.

Imagine if he cited Ankara's leaders for "crimes against humanity," while proclaiming that Turkey had "no right to exist".

And if he cited "the affirmation of our identity" in the aspirations he considers to be those of the French, he was careful to use the word "immigration" as he has for for the past several weeks.

He cites as if it were made yesterday a 14-year-old prediction that "a large segment of the UK population may be at considerable risk" of Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease from eating infected meat.

Good to be cheered up by Guy Standing's three principles that help define a new progressive agenda for a precariat charter (Cheer up everyone. A renewed left is coming, 21 April), even if the groups worldwide that he cites would not necessarily see themselves as part of such a movement.

In this, he takes after some if his artistic contemporaries whom he cites as being one of his influences.

He cites confidentiality issues, especially if a famous patient shares personal details in group therapy sessions.

In other words, if the study he cited Friday is correct, Mr. Bernanke himself was deeply instrumental in creating over a million jobs.

He cited "If I Had No Loot" and "Anniversary" as highlights and quipedly called the group "sexy liars of the year".

Seattle General Manager Jack Zduriencik said teams were more apt now to turn a struggling starter into a reliever to see if his velocity would spike; he cited the Mariners' Oliver Perez and Baltimore's Tommy Hunter as successful examples.

He cited Jesus' advice: "If anyone strikes you on the right cheek, turn the other also".