Sentence examples for a reference to the author of from inspiring English sources

Alice is now the rebellious daughter of the imperial entrepreneur Charles Kingsleigh (presumably a reference to the author of The Water Babies, Charles Kingsley).

Make a reference to the author.

The title "Robinson Crusoe" is a reference to the novel of the same name authored by Daniel Defoe in 1719.

Starting off with a reference to Rachel Gurney of Upstairs Downstairs, the author leads into the world of soap operas.

The title of the work is a reference to Gadagu (modern Gadag), where the author lived.

When paraphrasing a reference, include the author's last name and the year of publication.

The author of this slogan was not making reference to the coach's appearance, but rather to past allegiances.

In modernist literature, allusions were common, and served not only to entrench a universal "canon" of references educated persons would be expected to catch but also the erudition of the author of those references; they also sought to infuse common points of reference with metanarratives about how and why we should consider these references abidingly significant.

Sean Pidgeon, the author of the novel "Finding Camlann," is a reference publisher at John Wiley & Sons.

Any reference to support author's point?

All reference standards used by the authors of the original investigations were accepted.