Sentence examples for free of reference from inspiring English sources

The years of the King James translation were also those of the first stage productions of "Othello," "Volpone," "King Lear" and "The Tempest," none of these being exactly free of reference to the crisis of authority and the role of conscience.

The derivation and formulation are clear and free of reference systems.

For example, unlike EEG, MEG is free of reference problem, i.e. it does not require any reference in the measurement, and is less prone to the heterogeneities of the skull which often distorts the EEG signals recorded from the scalp.

Suggestions in the notebook were free of references to specific characters and contexts on the show so that they could be implemented as openly and flexibly as possible.

Try to keep your jokes free of references to bodily functions, sex acts, or disparaging other groups of people.

Many of those who helped build the Commons are members of the congregation, but the space itself is free of any reference to religion, one of the Stoners' requirements.

According to this principle, classical general relativity should admit to calibrations of space and time that are altogether free of any reference to the quantum of action".

All these issues never occur in the first two methods due to the fact that they are free of a reference.

Though most Enlightenment thinkers hold that morality requires religion, in the sense that morality requires belief in a transcendent law-giver and in an after-life, d'Holbach (influenced in this respect by Spinoza, among others) makes the case for an ethical naturalism, an ethics that is free of any reference to a supernatural grounding or aspiration.

This may or may not explain his hyperbole-free choice of reference when discussing what the production had been like.

Good taste, too, since Stella is blissfully free of Stanley Kowalski references.