Sentence examples for when he cites from inspiring English sources

When he cites compassion, they see the creeping privatisation of the healthcare system in England and Wales.

Now, he beams when he cites his weight (235 pounds) and body fat (11 percent), and acknowledges that he had to learn how to practice hard.

He is very mistaken, however, when he cites the Norfolk town of Sheringham as an example of a community where this did not happen.

Mr. Gurney is similarly careless when he cites Mr. Sharon in what may be taken as an allusion to a 1982 massacre of Palestinian refugees in Beirut.

Mr. Oppenheimer in particular goes down this road with two left feet, as when he cites gossip about Mr. Seinfeld's closeness to certain male friends.

Gwenn Jensen Centennial, Colo., Feb. 22, 2010 To the Editor: Re "Into the Mire," by David Brooks (column, Feb. 23): Mr. Brooks avoids the ugly truth when he cites public opinion turning against health care reform.

"I KNEW when he cited Dr. Seuss as one of his inspirations that he was the man," Melissa Meyer said.

He admitted as much to his party last September, when he cited the dictum of Mario Cuomo that you campaign in poetry but govern in prose.

When he cited data claiming that property-tax rates in Onondaga County are the 12th highest in the country, people in the audience could be heard gasping.

Yesterday, the mayor said again that he had almost no regrets in abandoning the race on May 19, when he cited his prostate cancer as the reason for withdrawing.

Apart from the heads, we have no injuries," he said of the psychological effects of being Thomas Müller-ed Müller-ede wandsome jovialithereen he cited longevity as a reason not to put the 5-1 hammering into context.