Sentence examples for this citation from from inspiring English sources

Fred Shapiro of Yale, compiling the hungrily awaited Yale Dictionary of Quotations, has dug up this citation from a 1941 Social Forces magazine, in which Northerners are excoriated for pointing self-righteously at the South for its lynchings while segregation and race riots take place in the North: "This finger-pointing is not only unnecessary, but false".

This all comes courtesy of HuffPost reader Doug Schafer, who is of the opinion that journalists ought to avail themselves of this citation from Scalia whenever the "judges don't make law" canard arises.

We agree that white matter stimulation does not accurately mimic thalamic stimulation and removed this citation from the Discussion.

Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun the frumious Bandersnatch!" (Carroll, 1872/1998; p. 132) This citation from Lewis Carroll's "Through the looking-glass" is part of the poem "Jabberwocky," read by Alice (of "Alice's adventures in wonderland" fame).

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From this citation set, studies will be selected for inclusion in the review in a two-stage process.

However, in this case the cited article does not receive any citation from other articles.

On this morning, Speaker Christine Quinn presented her with a citation from the New York City Council.

"The oil and land excitement in this section has already become an epidemic," according to an 1865 citation from one local editor.

This conspicuous religion adds to his broad church appeal (there's a citation from the Christian Science Monitor on his golfing memoirs).

This caps a year in which Mr. Bradbury was awarded a special distinguished-career citation from the Pulitzer Board.