Sentence examples for what is cited from inspiring English sources

Coulson's supposed motto, "Get the story, no matter what", is cited with a curled lip.

Mr. Danky considers alternative to be any materials "produced by non-standard, non-establishment groups and individuals," and though much of what is cited is "oriented towards radical/independent politics and culture, similar comments can be applied to ultra-conservative/right-wing materials, which also have a valid place in libraries".

These days, however, "science is growing at a lower rate than it used to, and this affects the age of what is cited".

Back in the muddle of 2010, do you know what was cited as the most authoritative guide to how the Queen should appoint her government in the event of stalemate?

Most of what was cited above is only a small sample of the research on foreign/second language testing in which the technique of correlation has been misapplied and the results misinterpreted.

Yet the evidence for limiting gun carry in general and concealed carry in particular is even greater than what was cited in the Peruta decision.

The order in which the various instruments were offered in the questionnaire pack may have affected what was cited in the MGI.

The page is organized by authors' names (or the titles of works) because there are what are cited within the text of the essay.

What specific evidence is cited to support that claim?

"I support some creativity in figuring out what can be cited to give us useful context.

The university said it was petitioning the A-10 to have Terrell reinstated, declining to say what guidelines were cited.