Sentence examples for constantly referencing from inspiring English sources
Look at Edgar Wright: he makes movies constantly referencing things.
"Maybe it's the worst thing that ever happened to her", she says when a friend of one of the Grove Park victims mentions that she was constantly referencing her divorce.
My family come from a village in the Peloponnese which, when I was little, was very basic, and there were many parallels to Ambridge life – people living on and off the land, livelihoods being dependent on weather, bureaucracy and that fantastic thing of multi-generational living, constantly referencing the three or four generations before that".
It's very hard to discuss the Surface tablets without constantly referencing software, though I tried in the above.
And bands do exactly the same thing – you live in a bubble for your whole career, and in the end you're constantly referencing yourself," he says.
Chemicals enlarge our powers, enable us to feel a bit of eternal youth and immortality, guarantee happiness or satisfy the curiosity of testing our own limits; however, they do not – except for a certain period of time, and even then only through constantly referencing the being which was altered – change us structurally.
Though constantly referenced in Anderson's work, her parents keep their distance from it.
When one student wrote that "Bean constantly referenced certain individuals in the class in inappropriate ways," I couldn't decide who those students might have been.
The ban has long been a barometer of the oil-rich but ultra-conservative kingdom's human-rights abuses, constantly referenced in the State Department's annual Human Rights Report.
Mr. Yerofeyev did not name Patriarch Kirill of the Russian Orthodox Church, but he and the influence of the church were constantly referenced at the news conference.
Nurse Kim Wilde – a fat, grey-haired smoker whose atypicality as a female archetype is constantly referenced simply because she shares her name with a 1980s pop star – is the third woman, the voice of common sense.
