Sentence examples for long cited from inspiring English sources

He has long cited the Williams family as an inspiration.

Its committee has long cited the absence of women authors among major prize shortlists.

In resisting the pressure from Washington, Mr. Netanyahu has long cited political constraints at home.

They have long cited diplomatic immunity in violating the city's parking rules.

Ms. McKay, who has long cited Doris Day as an idol, sang Day's early hit with Les Brown, "Sentimental Journey".

The FARC have long cited the UP's fate as a reason for their mistrust of democratic politics.

Noting that Gongsun Long cites Confucius in the anecdote about the King of Chu, Hansen (1992) suggests that he is proposing a language reform as a defense of the Confucian theory of "correcting names".

We can hide from this reality all day long, citing the mystery of ballet as part of its elusive appeal.

While the contract was unusually long, Fàbregas cited Arsenal's playing style and Wenger as reasons for his long-term commitment to the club.

China's rapid expansion in renewable energy, a national priority, has long been cited as an extreme example.

Then it overstates the neglect of Muslim science, which has, to the contrary, long been cited in Western scholarship.