Sentence examples for directly referencing from inspiring English sources

Others directed their criticism at the retailer – despite Calvin Klein never directly referencing her size.

"Of course sometimes shit go down / when it's a billion dollars on an elevator," Beyoncé sings on the bass-heavy track, directly referencing the incident which was first reported by celebrity gossip and news site TMZ in May.

In a press release directly referencing Turing Pharmaceuticals Daraprimm price hike, rivals Imprimis announced it would be selling a new pyrimethamine-based alternative retailing at less than $1 per pill.

Without directly referencing the burkini bans, Hollande clearly ruled out any nationwide ban on full-body swimwear or new laws on the Muslim headscarf – key demands of the former president Nicolas Sarkozy, who is seeking to become his party's nominee for next year's election.

I should add here that I don't find Twigs offensive – she is more directly referencing the history of the Josephine Baker s-curls than anything else – but I can see how her baby hairs are an entry point into chola style.

The pressure was no doubt exacerbated when, around the time of Thompson and Gray's first semester, the rightwing Herald Sun columnist Andrew Bolt wrote: "I'm not sure these are the Aboriginal faces you'd expect to be in most need of special race-based help," directly referencing Thompson's mixed heritage.

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.

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

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, the Met commissioner, said that the vote had allegedly been "directly referenced or alluded to" in 23 incidents.

On Saturday, President Trump unleashed a series of tweets related to Puerto Rico and directly referenced Cruz twice.