Sentence examples for more regularly cited from inspiring English sources

It is precisely this militant aspect that remains neglected in neo-Foucaldian work, where his accompanying critique of utopianism several lines later in the same interview ('to imagine another system is to extend our participation in the present system'), is more regularly cited (1980b[1971b] 2300).

This was before I knew the statistics about children of alcoholics: that they are anywhere between two and nine (the regularly cited statistic is a firm "three") times more likely to develop drink or drug dependencies, three times more likely to consider suicide.

Swan Lake is regularly cited in this connection.

So why is it regularly cited as their worst album?

Leadsom has regularly cited her role in the Barings crisis.

Two arguments were regularly cited by those who counseled restraint.

Summers pointed to the example of Sweden, which was regularly cited by economists who favored nationalization.

They are regularly cited as the progenitors of both hard rock and heavy metal.

One paper he wrote as a graduate student is still regularly cited.

Cope's diagnosis, regularly cited by Austen scholars, has not gone unchallenged.

Powell's name was regularly cited whenever my father wanted to remind me how easily Britain could turn against us.