Querrey has recovered from a disastrous French Open, in which he cited mental lapses after losing and later admitted he had not tried his hardest in defeat.
He began giving speeches in which he cited his own research showing that more than 60 gay and lesbian comic-book characters had been ignored, maimed or murdered.
Instead, Epshteyn said, Trump had all along been following the dictates of an obscure 1942 court case, which he cited by name: Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Giannini.
Mr. Erdogan was sentenced to 10 months in prison for a speech in which he cited a folk poem that incensed secularists.
Livingstone seemed unaware that Netanyahu's remarks, which he cited selectively in his defence, were made in October and caused a storm of controversy both in Israel and internationally.
Kircher wrote some 60 volumes on astronomy, geology, magnetism, music and philology, in which he cited himself over and over again.
After brief remarks in which he cited the broad conservative principles that he said guided him, he took just a half-dozen questions.
Chief Marshall's cross-examination centered on the call to Mr. Ball, which he cited as an example of drunken belligerence, and on Mailer's rudeness to the Doctor (ditto).
Human rights advocates were especially troubled by statements Mr. Morsi made afterward, in which he cited confessions made by the detainees as proof that they were paid to protest against him.
"The garbage will never run out," predicted Mr. Téllez, who is 74, at the start of an hourlong monologue during which he cited Socrates (despite being illiterate himself) and compared himself to Galileo.
In a 1987 essay in which he cited examples of "good societies," he reached far into the past, choosing the Athens of Pericles, Cicero's Rome, Dante's Florence, Elizabeth I's England, and George Washington's United States.
