Sentence examples for has a reference from inspiring English sources
Some philosophers hold that this 'extrafictive' use of fictional names shows that 'SpongeBob' has a reference outside the fiction (for example, that it refers to an abstract entity).
"Who was that sociologist at Columbia — Robert Merton? — who said that every group has a reference group?
The latest ad has a reference to "the possible errors of a limited few" but does not deal with the nature of those errors.
He has a reference to St. Valentine's Day in "The Parliament of Fowls," in which he wrote that "every fowl cometh there to choose his mate".
The story has a reference to long hair which will come to sound sinister, since Ted's victims uniformly had long brown hair, parted in the middle.
A Purdue spokesman, Robin Hogen, noted that generic pills must have labels that are identical to the branded drug's, and that OxyContin's label has a reference to the company's abuse management program.
Last week we had a reference to 'Trousergate'.
Isringhausen does have a reference point.
All magnitude systems must have a reference, or zero, point.
"The research involved having real shark fin, so they could have a reference point," he said.
It's an idyllic scene that doesn't have a reference to man or troubles.
