Sentence examples for respectfully cited from inspiring English sources
(There is no evidence that Summers and Yellen ever disagreed personally; Yellen has respectfully cited him in her work).
In the decade since its underwhelming debut, The Big Lebowski has become the scripture of the new century's most devout movie cult and the Dude its godhead, his words respectfully cited by the movie's fans, or Achievers.
Nevermann's entry onto the stage serves as an epilogue to a murder-mystery subplot, a story of secrets and betrayal told with a pithy mysteriousness worthy of Jorge Luis Borges (whom Mr. Theroux respectfully cites), though here too Mr. Theroux seems drawn like a moth to a flame by seedy, desperate, degenerate sexuality.
I respectfully disagree, and would cite the Revolutionary War, the Civil War and the civil rights movement as just three examples in which dramatic political action largely disrespectful to accumulated practice and highly attuned to their particular circumstances changed our country and the world for the better.
Obama deftly cited the Koran, spoke of Islam as one of the three Abrahamic religions and respectfully referred to the linkage between Muhammad, Moses and Jesus, seen by Muslims as the bearers of God's revelation in the Torah and gospels.
Mr. Gonzales cited this principle in a letter Wednesday to the Ways and Means Committee, in which he said that on behalf of Mr. Badger, he would "respectfully decline the invitation".
We respectfully disagree with the author's opinion in this case, as we feel it is imperative to highlight the novelty of our findings in relation to the three cited articles pertaining to Bim-deficient lpr mice.
Irish racing pundits speak respectfully of his riding skills, citing a coolness that belies his age.
Levi ben Gerson, certainly one of the most systematic and original thinkers in the medieval Jewish tradition, will cite Abraham Ibn Ezra just as respectfully as he does Moses Maimonides.
