Sentence examples for central references from inspiring English sources

Experimentation and urban innovation are becoming central references in the discourses of local politicians and urban policymakers aiming to trigger spatial change in times of austerity.

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The central reference was Andy Warhol.

On this show, a social scientist, not a Hollywood celebrity, provides the central reference point.

"One central reference work that people can consult, from history, to animals, birds, rivers" for everyone from schoolchildren to scholars.

That budget battle has become the central reference point for the fiscal fight that begins in earnest this week.

That's important because the nation-state is the central reference point that most Europeans relate to when they think of their identity.

For Mormons and non-Mormons alike -- the city's population is split about 50-50 -- the central reference point is the church.

His central reference point was the new global landscape he said the Western world confronted after the attacks in the United States on Sept. 11, 2001.

Still, within their own context, the replicas can have a small role as reference footnotes to Pollock's interests in autonomous linear rhythms and continuous fields of action with no central 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.