Sentence examples for have no reference to from inspiring English sources

The new hot rodders "have no reference to what went on 50 years ago," he added.

(State's counsel acknowledging "I have no reference to any 50-year-to-life sentences based on two convictions").

It is remarkable to think how responsive our own memories and emotions are to the sounds birds make sounds that have no reference to humans at all.

Mr. Thomson said that Mr. de Pury would have no access to client records and had not been party to contractual negotiations with consignors, and that the auctioneer's book will have no reference to sellers and he will have no access to the names of bidders who register for the sales.

"It is also needed that, when a country achieves some progress in economic policies along the guidelines, the E.U. acknowledges it, in order to put a stop to the serious obstacle of spreads that have no reference to the economy's health".

It's a world of uncertainty – one that can often be misunderstood by those who have no reference to understand it.

It has no reference to 18th-century design, in fact.

This year's report makes little mention of tenure and has no reference to the UN-declared right to adequate housing.

The January letter, cutting your payout, again described as the bank's "final response to your complaint", has no reference to the previous "final response".

A ­Single Man, however, published in 1964, while as semi-autobiographical as the rest of his fiction, has no reference to Hollywood.

The Traveller Movement has condemned Ofcom's decision, saying the suggestion the use of the word had no reference to Gypsies and Travellers was "bankrupt".