Sentence examples for she often cites from inspiring English sources

She often cites her time in the Middle East when asked to explain her political reinvention.

She often cites a legal adage: the first step in losing a death-penalty case is picking a jury.

It also explored Palin's links to extremist Christians – the "prayer warriors" she often cites in speeches – and explored her somewhat opaque finances.

Bachmann doesn't like to say directly that she worked for the "I.R.S.," but she often cites her work in the tax office as part of the reason she's qualified to be President.

In her speeches around Hungary, she often cites a remark made by Madeleine Albright to a group of local parliamentarians: "There is a special place in hell for women who do not help other women".

She often cites the same author both as an authority in support of her arguments, and as a target against whom she argues and the effect of this is to undermine the authority of that source.

"My mother, LaVerne Madigan, was a national figure involved in civil rights, and she often cited the supposed fugitives as models who defied injustice in pursuit of freedom," he said.

In Gulzar's Lekin..., she played a restless sprite named Reva, a role she has often cited as a personal favourite and wished would have had more screen time in the film.

Bundy grew up nearby, and she is often cited as his first suspected victim.

The neighbor, Marisa Perez, 36, said she would often cite Officer Torres as a role model for her son.

She's often cited as among the the first to claim "bass music" in the US overall.