Sentence examples for mentioned citing from inspiring English sources

She asked that her name not be mentioned, citing Spanish rules.

When it was first published, under the name "Melissa P.," Miss Panarello would not pose for photographs that showed her face and would not allow her last name to be mentioned, citing the fact that she was not yet 18.

(Though such side-by-side occurrences can be troubling, as in the case of a uranium deal involving Russia and a Canadian mining magnate, which Trump mentioned, citing the book "Clinton Cash," as he also did in making other allegations).

In fact the Education Minister, the Finance Minster and the former President of the Republic of Mozambique were frequently mentioned, cited and apparently were met with in regard to "Educate Mozambique".

It mentions (citing NPR and Reuters reports) that the Embassy of Kuwait held an estimated forty-to-sixty-thousand-dollar "National Day" celebration there, moved from its original venue, the Four Seasons, after Trump was elected.

He later gave Ten a two-star honorable mention, citing "Once" and "Even Flow" as highlights, and quipped, "in life, abuse justifies melodrama; in music, riffs work better".

One of the few reviewers from a major music magazine to review Demolition Plot J-7 upon its release, Robert Christgau of the Village Voice gave the EP a two-star honorable mention, citing "Forklift" as a highlight.

Robert Christgau gave the album an honorable mention, citing the album's introduction and the songs "Earth People" and "Wild and Crazy" as highlights, and writing simply "the shock horror! the shock horror! the perhaps authentically crazy!" NME magazine described the album as "...nineteen strong doses of pure, undiluted hip-hop".

Second, as often applied, the Criteria become something of a checklist or a set of headings for citation of outcomes favorable or opposed to a causal hypothesis, but each evaluation is often not done very rigorously or transparently and suffers from the criticism we mentioned above simply citing the studies that fit and announcing a professional judgment conclusion.

Mr. Skakel, who was 15 on Oct. 30, 1975, the night Martha Moxley was killed, was charged last month as a juvenile, and the prosecutor refused to discuss details of the case or even mention Mr. Skakel's name, citing laws protecting juvenile suspects.

Assange himself rarely – if ever – mentions Manning, citing Wikileaks' policy of neither confirming nor denying its sources.