Sentence examples for it is cited by from inspiring English sources

It is cited by Beagle 2 project leader Colin Pillinger as one of his favourite sci-fi films.

The Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, which first appeared in 1823, ranks among the top 2percentt of publications according to the frequency with which it is cited by other scientific papers.

And it is cited by Jay Lynch, an underground cartoonist known for the strip "Nard 'n Pat," in the introduction to James Danky and Denis Kitchen's Underground Classics: The Transformation of Comics Into Comix (Abrams ComicArts/Chazen Museum of Art, $29.95).

It is cited by the founder of Illuminationism, the twelfth century author Suhrawardi.

And while that 1968 renovation gained room for books and cataloguing, it is cited by most involved in today's planning as "crummy" and "a disaster," partly because of the way library services are evolving from staff-oriented to reader-oriented, and partly because of technology.

For centuries, the order of authors on a publication has conferred some degree of precedence — though the structure varies from field to field — and the importance of a paper is still typically measured by the number of times it is cited by others.

Yet it was deemed so dangerous in its day that England banned its showing until 1968, and it was cited by sociologists as a factor in the era's spread of juvenile delinquency.

It was cited by 1,000 subsequent scientific papers.

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

Sometimes it's invoked by a Democratic blogger; sometimes it's cited by a Republican.

It was cited by The Times, not by Alan Reiter, publisher of Wireless Internet and Mobile Computing.