Sentence examples for desire to reference from inspiring English sources

Whether it made any sense for John Goodman's character, who, sure, had writer's block but did not, in any narratively developed way, seem depressed, to commit suicide, outside of the writers' apparent desire to reference Kate Chopin.

The boom of the slow beat is accompanied by the sound of muffled explosions and clanking metal, while the lyrics circle around various crude desires, referencing an erection like the Eiffel Tower.

The Darkness, similarly, constructed an entire Christmas single around their desire to make a reference to "bell ends" in the song's chorus and title.

Robust, high-throughput DNA sequencing platforms emerged as the Human Genome Project came to a close in 2003, as did a desire to establish a reference human epigenome [ 6].

Through conversations on Skype with a girl in Iceland, he spoke of his desire to kill and had referenced the Anders Breivik massacre in Norway and the Jaylen Fryberg college attack in the United States.

Old school's fluid nature plays into our desire to throw a lot of references together to see what sticks, and Semtex suggests that's part of the appeal for 1Xtra's 15- to 24-year-old core listeners: "People are rediscovering [Air] Jordans, tracksuits, but they're doing something new with them," he says.

This coincides with her line "Sometime I wished/For a mistake," referencing her desire to get pregnant.

Stating his desire to become more powerful, Stewie references the Neighborhood of Make-Believe from Mister Rogers Neighborhoodd, and is then shown portraying King Friday XIII.

The judge also made an oblique reference to Moses's desire to move on from the judiciary: "He will be happier doing this [Ipso] job".

This was the first of several episodes to make reference to Liz's desire to become a mother.

A fact sheet distributed by the White House in advance of the speech did reference the president's desire to see Congress approve ENDA.