Sentence examples for never citing from inspiring English sources

More than 80 percent of the mosques in America are run by extremists, he has said, never citing real evidence.

That same brochure pictures black, Hispanic and Asian mayors elsewhere, noting they were elected in nonpartisan systems, but never citing the role of demographics or personalities.

Putting that case to one side (as the court has, never citing it), court watchers have to go back two decades, at least, to think of Supreme Court terms as politically consequential as the current one.

Because, as a rule, I have adopted the principle of never citing a paper that I have not read, numerous times during the writing of this essay, I have found myself unable to decide what specific paper to cite as the appropriate original source of a particular concept or observation.

Many papers are never cited and probably never read.

Never cite the job description back at the selectors.

You discover that you have been op-citing a work that you never cited.

NBC never cited the score, a fact that would have gone well with the other data.

As a player, Croft herself never cited her menstrual cycle in a postmatch interview.

Neil could describe his life in many different ways, but he never cites "disabled" among them.

But the city almost never cited those elevators for being unsafe.