Sentence examples for a bit of reference from inspiring English sources

So the Truman Show delusion might have a bit of reference and grandiosity in it.

That's a change many of Google's apps are going through right now, but Newsstand is a nice example of what Google is striving for with this new design and a bit of a reference app for similarly content-heavy apps.

But then again, it's also a bit of a reference to the book by George Orwell too".

Didn't she think people might do a bit of cross-referencing?

A little bit of reference now - we have previously touched on the past with playlists about historical figures and events, and even ancient history, but there remains much to pick out and ponder upon with a focus on cyclical confusion and delusion.

Times Square is 16 meters above sea level, just to give you a little bit of reference.

At the same event, a skater wearing a costume of overalls and a flannelette shirt promoted McGuire to suggest it was "a bit of Brokeback" – a reference to the Heath Ledger film Brokeback Mountain about a love affair between two cowboys.

If you're looking for a bit of a visual reference, a lot of the Japanese fashions are a great example for the colours.

Mr. Baldwin began blandly, simply reading the script but getting laughs nevertheless with a bit of deadpanned updating (references to modern financial instruments and MASH units, for example).

With the help of hired researchers, The Uppsala Conflict Data Program, and a bit of sheepish Wikipedia referencing—"Obviously you can't trust Wikipedia content blindly," he says, "but the World War II Casualties article provided a great roadmap, offering tons of resources and discussion"—sets of convoluted statistics emerged.

The phrase "a bit of drama" was a reference to the couple's interest in amateur dramatics, he claimed.