Sentence examples for many to cite from inspiring English sources

Among the standout performances of this large cast, too many to cite, is the bass John Cheek, touching as the wizened old seaman Dansker, Billy's friend.

There are too many to cite: no single sage in English literature, not Dr Johnson nor Coleridge, is as inescapable as Emerson goes on being for American poets and storytellers.

Although the vast majority of Egyptians aspire to transparency and good governance, the instability of recent weeks has created a certain amount of anxiety and apprehension, leading many to cite their immediate priorities as being "political stability" and "security for the masses".

The Secret Service's various scandals, too many to cite, jeopardizing its mission to protect the President.

While I understand the desire for many to cite mental illness when a violent crime occurs, it is, as I have argued before, wishful thinking if we assume that only mentally ill human beings commit atrocities such as occurred in Colorado.

So many ideas to draw upon, so many influences to cite.

The lack of money  in the  pockets  of the many – who spend proportionately more than the wealthy – has led many experts to cite it as a fundamental crisis in capitalism.

There are many reasons to cite one's own work or the work that has been published in the same journal, many of them perfectly understandable.

There were too many triumphs to cite them all.

The film may seem sentimental by modern standards, but many continue to cite the charm of its cast.

So case closed, one is tempted to say, invoking Ms. Cornwell's phrase: anti-Semitism, misogyny, racism (I left that out, but there are too many examples to cite), murderousness, theft, sex crimes.