Sentence examples for which he cites from inspiring English sources

Political correctness, Carson says, is used to keep conservatives from invoking slavery or Nazism, both of which he cites freely.

One of his first jobs was in telesales, which he cites as the role that kicked off his career.

Weinberg is the proprietor of search engine DuckDuckGo, but also uses lots of non-Google services (which he cites).

Mr. Lepage's concept was inspired by the mythology found in the Icelandic Edda writings, which he cites as the primary source for the "Ring".

Beyond a business, Mr. Cullen sees banking as an instrument — one that can shape and preserve the history of his village, which he cites with an archivist's fluidity.

But he began his career as a lawyer, devoting some of his pro bono time to political asylum cases, which he cites as the inspiration for this project.

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.

It was a full-throated defense of protectionism in which he cited George Washington and Abraham Lincoln as protectionists, and warned that Hillary Clinton, if elected, would pass the TPP.