Sentence examples for by reference to one from inspiring English sources

I can illustrate this extraordinary pillaging spree by reference to one sequence in The Lone Ranger that manages a kind of satanic double-borrowing.

Where most writers of Jazz history illustrate the period by reference to one or two, or possibly a handful of generally recognized classics, Edward Brooks has undertaken a meticulous and exhaustive study of all the surviving recordings made by Armstrong between 1923 and 1928.

By reference to one space, I show how the name changes proffer an intriguing insight into how two foreign regimes viewed their occupations and, in addition, how all three sought to strengthen their influence by using names that reinforced past examples of their power and alleged cultural superiority in the landscape.

In sum, the majority of regulatory outcomes could be coherently explained by reference to one or more underlying ethical positions.

> From a genetic point of view, hereditary dystonia can be classified either by the gene causing the condition, where it is known, or by reference to one of the ever expanding list of dystonia loci, of which there are currently 23 (Table 2).

This we do by reference to one of three "primary landmarks" that define the zygodiapophyseal table and reference to a "secondary landmark" that orients with respect to it.

It takes you places where you wouldn't have otherwise gone". Since then, by similarly traipsing along the edge of her bookshelves or by following a reference to one classic made in the introduction to another, Ms. Gursky has wound her way through "The Adventures and Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes" and three other books by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Another uniquely human characteristic is the human capacity for empathy, which allows each person to imagine himself or herself to be another, and to assess such a hypothetical experience to the extent that one may anticipate what is likely to help or hurt another person in the real world, by way of reference to one's self as a person sharing a common nature with the other.

The river-beds are by nature so well situated with reference to one another that there is transportation from either sea into the other; for the cargoes are transported only a short distance by land, with an easy transit through plains, but most of the way they are carried on the rivers — on some into the interior, on the others to the sea.

"Grab them by the pussy?" Maher asked, in reference to one of Trump's disgusting comments.

Characters, episodes, and symbols met in each of Wilder's Little House books are meant to be felt presences in the succeeding books, allowing readers to move back and forth between the books, interpreting new situations by reference to familiar ones, and reflecting on earlier developments in the light of successive ones.