Sentence examples for we often cite from inspiring English sources
As we try to understand what happened in the Golden Age — what is replicable, what is gone — we often cite policies and demographics and economic realities, all of which are important, but may shortchange another cause of the growing equality that marked that period: values and culture.
For many of us in recovery from a substance use disorder, we often cite our devastating experience with substance misuse as the catalyst for self-discovery and the facilitator of our own personal awakening.
Although we often cite '2-year outcome' as the 'primary' outcome we use a composite outcome that includes death and a range of impairments summated as 'disability' (or survival without disability).
We have often cited with approval the sections of the Restatement dealing with superseding cause.
We've often cited Shelley Duvall's role in the 1977 film "3 Women" as a source of beauty inspiration.
The doxes we studied often cited justice or revenge as reasons why the victim deserved to be hated, harassed and exposed.
Another plus residents often cite is security.
Holdouts like Eugenides often cite the need for solitary reflection.
They often cite the structure of his business.
Political campaigns often cite the slogan "Save the NHS".
