Sentence examples for enough references from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they had gathered enough references?

Indeed, there are enough references to erections and masturbation in this book to give a world-class self-abuser pause.

And his letters contain enough references to loneliness to form a leitmotif, like a blues line moaning low under a jaunty melody.

There are enough references to the women's repressed sexuality to make "Cranford" seem, during a few select moments, inspired by "The Benny Hill Show".

Some of the Bluth chemistry came back, and there were enough references from the Arrested Development we already know and love to keep me laughing.

It's a fine line between putting in enough references that people who respond to those sorts of things feel rewarded, but not putting so much in that it takes you out of the show.

Abuja-based designer Folake Folarin-Coker says, "I don't think there is enough reference given to the source of their inspiration".

She's -- ugh -- the Bobfather, which makes "Rugrats" the first children's cartoon to spoof a sequence inspired by Luchino Visconti's "Leopard," enough reference points to throw the Earth's gravitational pull out of whack.

Not enough schools are teaching about the latter stages and decline of empire, including the Suez crisis of 1956, and there is not enough reference to other empires, including present-day empires which wrongly leads pupils to think they belong to the nineteenth century phenomenon.

The stench of what politician Benjamin Disraeli in the mid-19th century called the "Stygian pool" was bad enough – referencing the River Styx of Greek mythology, which formed the boundary between Earth and the underworld – but, worse, Londoners bathed in and drank this water.

Émile's riposte to the Navy captain who asks him to risk his life for America -- "I know what you are against: what are you for?" -- is a clear enough reference to the nation's failure fully to honor the Constitution's promise of equality.