Sentence examples for directly references from inspiring English sources

Beyoncé already got us started – she directly references feminism in her work and penned an article in support of equal pay, among other things.

Tim Hecker's album is a beautiful ambient-electronic record which more directly references the North American landscape (Hecker is a Canadian living in Los Angeles).

TLC is officially canceling 19 Kids and Counting, citing an "important conversation" that directly references the child molestation scandal swarming the extraordinarily popular – and now extremely controversial – Duggar family of the American south.

More so than Crouching Tiger, A Touch of Zen casts a long shadow over the films of Chinese director Zhang Yimou, whose House Of Flying Daggers directly references Hu's film in its bravura bamboo forest sequence.

The letter, sent by the South African Football Association president Molefi Oliphant ahead of the 2010 Fifa World Cup, directly references the $10m payment to a bank account "implemented directly by the President of the Concacaf", who at the time was disgraced former Fifa vice-president Jack Warner.

The site for the event, near the town of Konjic, a train ride of about an hour and a half from Sarajevo, directly references the city's militaristic past: a bunker that was built to protect the Communist dictator Josip Broz Tito, along with his family and closest comrades, in the event of nuclear war.

While it does not directly reference individuals with disabilities, Paragraph 19 refers to "special attention to people disproportionately affected by disasters, especially the poorest" (UNISDR 2015a, p. 8).

Nor did it fail because it had a title that directly referenced illness.

Before the late 60s, there were very few songs that directly referenced the writer's life.

My habits, whether in cooking or housekeeping, directly reference these three women.

Prolific left-field rapper Lil B directly referenced the Anna Mae scene in his song Wonton Soup, too.