Sentence examples for as its reference points from inspiring English sources

Supanatural Critic, 2; Amazon users, 4.3 An animated show about best friends who work at the mall and also guard the world against supernatural threats, "Supanatural" has as its reference points "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Supernatural," but it most closely resembles other wisecracking, pop-culture-saturated cartoons on FX and Adult Swim.

But Princeton — Jesse and Matt Kivel, soft-cheeked identical twins who trade off guitar and bass, as well as lead vocals; the keyboardist Ben Usen; and the drummer David Kitz — isn't nearly as uppity as its reference points, or its colleagues.

Taking the brand's heritage as its reference points – and feeding off the near-ubiquitous Seventies aesthetic for summer – the range includes fluid and wispy shapes, bohemian influences, and floral and paisley pieces that could well have walked straight in off Carnaby Street.

Rich Juzwiak of The Village Voice wrote that the song is not as iconic as its reference point "Irreplaceable", but "nor is it as shady".

But they did so in an age when British television was using theatre rather than film as its reference point.

This glass-half-full narrative, the popular trope that the Great Recession will ennoble us by purging us of our excesses, has, as its reference point, the Great Depression — or a certain idea of the Great Depression.

The familiar "This Charming Man" banner - using the famous song by The Smiths as its reference point - was on display along with "The Quiet One", pointing out his contrast to Jose Mourinho, and "Muchas Gracias Manuel".

"The report is fine, but if anything, shows a less rapid pace of growth than the average for the last three years," Baker said in an email, pointing out that the report covers the month of January, using data from the second week of the month as its reference point. .

First a word or two of context (since any review of anything is only as useful as its phenomenological reference point).

"Sorrows," which uses Ovid's poems of his years of banishment from Rome as its central reference point, begins just after Dawid's funeral in the South African village of Karoo.

Attacking the idea that we must acknowledge the world's normative constraint on our belief-systems if we are to be rational subjects, Rorty has drawn a great deal of criticism that takes science, particularly natural science, as its chief reference point.