Sentence examples for papers of mine from inspiring English sources

So now, I only sign my reviews so as to be fully transparent on the rare occasions when I suggest that the authors cite papers of mine, which I only do when my work will remedy factual errors or correct the claim that something has never been addressed before.

Perhaps on this basis it was included in the bibliography of the first edition of IFG in 1985; and some papers of mine are cited under 'Further Reading' for the chapter on the interpersonal component in the second edition in 1994, including one on modal verbs (Davies 1988a) in which I again used systems.

The ID folks do no research themselves, so they apply all their considerable intellectual resources to turn published scientific work upside down and claim support for ID (it happened to several seemingly innocuous papers of mine, to my considerable amusement).

Recently, I spotted a short creationist essay that had cited a paper of mine on various recent pterosaur finds and which was supposed to be some kind of response to an article written for the Observer.

I want to start with a paper of mine that came out while I was away as this is the latest in a series of ongoing exchanges in the scientific literature on the origins and functions of the bewildering variety of crests and horns that appear on the heads and bodies of so many dinosaur lineages (including some birds, but mostly the non-avian crowd).

Iain Chalmers and Kay Dickersin have written an interesting commentary in this journal on an earlier paper of mine.

The paper of mine, Petridis et al. (2011) deals with the social aspects of hydranencephaly and should be cited by the author.

With this A4 paper complexion of mine, I desperately need a drink to curb my headache and sandpaper tongue.

With trepidation, I pulled it from its wrapping of white tissue paper: a friend of mine had had six shirts made in London by Turnbull & Asser, the Jermyn Street shirt maker.

Trump described Bossie to the paper as "a friend of mine for many years.

I know him slightly from his days working on this paper, and through friends of mine who he knew at Oxford, and I like him; now I'm reviewing his book.