Sentence examples for why I cited from inspiring English sources
"I really liked their paper, that's why I cited it," he said.
That's why I cited Cord Jefferson's piece above!
So, that is why I think citing individual examples to prove a point is worthless.
"The economy is growing and people are finding work," Mr. Bush told a gathering of small-business owners and students in Huntington, W.Va. "You can understand why I'm optimistic when I cite these statistics because I remember what we have been through".
And I cite some reasons why that's so.
Asked why, he cited Walker's record as governor.
Asked why he cited the study and the $1.75 trillion figure if he had doubts, he responded, "We only have two estimates of the cost of regulations.
Why? Draghi cited improved governance in the euro area, the ECB's own promise to buy eurozone government bonds if needed.
These anatomists had dedicated a large proportion of their careers to the study of the bursae, and thus it was evident why Synnestvedt cited them many times.
It is not clear why the cited study and our own previous study of small groups [ 9] shows a cognitive benefit of EVS whereas the current study of EVS in a large lecture setting does not.
"'…'cause obviously being a little older, I wear a lot of makeup …" While she warms up eventually, you can see why Sofia Coppola cited Lwin as an influence on her depiction of Marie Antoinette in the director's 2006 biopic.
