Sentence examples for what he cites from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, Mr. Vallone can be heard claiming equal credit for what he cites as the city's progress.

"What he cites in the name of Islam and all that, that is not Islam at all.

What he cites today, is nothing more than Mitt Romney's "close loopholes, and pretend that the math works" proposal, and the last time I checked the GOP was excommunicating poor old Mitt.

Mr. Gates, who was on an unannounced two-day trip to Afghanistan, spoke more positively than he had in recent months about what he cited as progress in the nearly decade-old war.

For Louis, the tide of populism sweeping Europe and the United States is a consequence of what he, citing the sociologist Pierre Bourdieu, calls "the principle of the conservation of violence".

He abruptly quit the Conservative caucus in 2013 due to what he cited as a lack of transparency and openness in the government.

He is also typically sought out for personal appearances but is selective in what he does, citing baseball demands and time with his wife and three sons.

Groh, in explaining what he meant, cited Tiger Woods as an example of an athlete able to block out all distractions.

Well, here he is being completely dishonest about what the source he cites actually says.

What's more, he cites research that "has shown that women aren't called to participate as proportionally or as often in the classroom.

He cited what he described as significant shortages of military spending and political will.