Sentence examples for being referenced by from inspiring English sources

And while we're about it, Sillitoe's story has the rare merit of being referenced by both Iron Maiden (The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner) and Belle and Sebastian (The Loneliness of the Middle-Distance Runner).

He became a spiritual pied piper of 80s indie rock and by the 90s his madly spellbinding music was being referenced by everyone from Blur to the Brian Jonestown Massacre.

The thrill of being referenced by one of his influences is something that has humbled the singer and guitarist Ben Bridwell: "I found out about that from my girlfriend," recalls the frontman, furrowing his brow with a clear sense of shock.

This would more clearly depict the prominent websites that were in the ecosystem only as a result of being referenced by other sites.

The resources of Engagement and Graduation perform dialogical functions, accounting for how "speakers/writers adopt a stance towards the value positions being referenced by the text and with respect to those they address" (Martin and White 2005, 92).

"The amendment that is being referenced by the congressman would not do any of the things that you stated it would do," Ernst said.

The issue was referenced by Theresa May when she took office last Wednesday.

"Birthday Boy", completed in 1946, is referenced by Salinger in letters as late as 1951.

"The items remain in their original folders," he said, "and are referenced by the collection".

The initiative was referenced by George Osborne, the chancellor, and the then minister for women, Maria Miller, in 2012.

This was referenced by the curator Olga Viso for the Mendieta retrospective at the Smithsonian a few years ago.