Sentence examples for culture reference from inspiring English sources

"The ice cream contains hazelnuts, so it was always meant as a pop culture reference to 'Dazed and Confused,'" Greenwood said, referring to the Led Zeppelin song and the 1993 teen comedy.

But one pop culture reference Stoppard has reportedly included has caused some bemusement.

Social media and news outlets will always notice a bold tattoo featuring a popular culture reference.

Epic Movie gorges itself on more slapstick nonsense and pop culture reference than any of its predecessors.

"If you made some pop culture reference, he might not recognize it," Mr. Siddiqui said.

The funk is so entrenched that it has become a pop culture reference.

He has always been able to look at the world slightly askance and emerge with a screwball observation, a cleverly roundabout jeer, or a loopy pop-culture reference.

Ed Robertson's fast-paced delivery is like scat or rap: every word is clearly enunciated and every phrase conjures up another funny pop-culture reference.

We've gotten decades of Homer Simpson, who "remains in a suspended, infinite present," while his audience moves from one satirical pop-culture reference to the next.

In Nanjiani's 2013 standup special, he said, "I want to be so famous that I'm the pop-culture reference that people would make to try and be racist to me.

But Ali G's audience ate up the segment, repeating bits from the interview at pubs around town for weeks, making "Mr. Biggy" a momentary pop-culture reference among the 20-something generation.