Sentence examples for primarily cites from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, Cone primarily cites wartime interviews, in which Matisse chatted amiably about his work, as evidence of irresponsible disengagement.

The publisher of Cow Eye Press, Natalie Zeldner, must be fake too, since she doesn't even have a LinkedIn, and the Cow Country Wikipedia page whose sole editor is a user named "nzeldner"—primarily cites a fictional newspaper.

On Tuesday, she was fined $22,000 by the city's Conflicts of Interest Board, which reviewed the same accusations and primarily cited her for using a city computer account to send e-mails related to her paid service as a board member of a different real estate company.

Materials and devices with porosity are primarily cited as having improved integration with the body and aiding a more natural biological and physical functioning.

We find scholars primarily cite Schön either to support their research topics, methods or methodologies, and arguments or to credit Schön for concepts or ideas.

More recently, McLean and Hewitt (1994) have differently rendered Condorcet's title as "On giving Women the Right of Citizenship," from which version I primarily cite in this entry.

Neighbours have complained about the farm, primarily citing safety concerns.

The administration, for its part, has primarily cited the concern that certain student-work positions might ultimately interfere with learning and the general atmosphere at the school.

But recently, Trump has primarily cited an article published by Reuters in July 2004 -- entitled "Donald Trump Would Fire Bushsh Over Iraq Invasion" -- to illustrate his farsightedness about the war.

Social conservatives say that "marriage" is only between a man and a woman, primarily citing religious imperatives and directives to that effect.

Still, when discussing prison drug problems in the system overall, state officials primarily cite cases of visitors trying to smuggle in drugs.