Sentence examples for it's cited from inspiring English sources

And remember that oft-quoted saw of Polonius's "To thine own self be true?" It's cited out of context all the time as a pearl of genuine wisdom, but in the playing it's traditionally rendered as just one of the many aphorisms spouted by an old gasbag.

It's cited as making you look younger, feel fresher and live healthier.

Do you think the Florida Court meant to acknowledge -- it seems to me since it's cited generally, they must have acknowledged both of those provisions.

Today that e-mail message rarely lands in in-boxes, and when it's cited, it's mostly to show the oppressiveness of spam.

("All About Eve" is a crucial touchstone for McCourt; quotes from the film pepper his conversation, and it's cited in all his books).

In 2011, 1.25 million people in the UK identified as mixed, and it's cited as the fasted growing minority.

The New Testament has accounts of Jesus casting out demons, and it is cited in the Catholic Church's catechism.

However, Hildebrand's argument is entirely qualitative, as too is Appleton's, which is also, despite the way it is cited in architecture, about preferences for landscape views.

It was cited by Adair Turner, the erstwhile chairman of Britain's erstwhile Financial Services Authority.

Finally, for each article that was selected, we examined its bibliography as well as later articles in which it is cited.

It was cited in 2007 for violations on one of its houses, but didn't show up in court.