Sentence examples for posts citing from inspiring English sources

He was better known, though, as the official who could give military research projects the green light or the red light, and when he quit the Pentagon he said, "I have become a controversial character". In June 1965, Dr. Fubini resigned from his Pentagon posts, citing personal reasons.

They write blog posts citing research on how false positives really don't cause regret in women.

That's what John Robb, who's always worth reading, suggests in a series of recent posts, citing the great Nassim Taleb in support.

Over 200 doctors have already withdrawn from their new posts, citing difficult access to health centers and poor working environments.

The next big appeal of the service for women was "seeing entertaining or funny posts" — cited by 43% of women, vs 35% of men.

Among the hundreds of posts cited in the 112-page complaint were anatomical diagrams instructing would-be attackers how to carry out deadly knife attacks and violent memes glorifying killers as martyrs.

The online gossip columnist Perez Hilton declared in a post citing an unnamed insider "that this gloriousness was all a hoax".

But Burmese embassy official Aung Myo Thant was quoted by the Bangkok Post, citing the Myanmar's 7Day Daily newspaper, as saying the men were tortured into confessing.

In 2012 he resigned the post, citing an extramarital affair with Paula Broadwell, an Army Reserve officer who had been writing his biography.

But among other tallies on Thursday, a newspaper, The Phnom Penh Post, citing government sources, said the death toll had climbed to 456.

She is trying, she said, to produce more original reporting on The Huffington Post, citing recent series about foreclosures and poverty in America.