Sentence examples for immediate reference from inspiring English sources

Charcoal also creates an immediate reference to black-and-white cinema, like the epics of Sergei Eisenstein, and German Expressionist art by Max Beckmann or George Grosz.

The band's immediate reference point is Led Zeppelin, which is common enough to be almost meaningless, except that Earl Greyhound could actually pull off opening for the masters.

"Non-Objective" was a term invented by Kandinsky to describe an art with no immediate reference to objects seen in nature.

You could be surrounded by skyscrapers but have an immediate reference map showing your destination and features of the landscape, along with your progress in real time.

Instead we reconstruct immediate reference cognitively: Immediate reference relies on the agents' action and recognition interfaces for language (upper level) and the recognition of nonlanguage content (lower level).

In the ontology of an agent-based approach ("Conceptual reconstruction of reference"), there are two kinds: (1) real existence, as in immediate reference ("Immediate reference as a purely cognitive procedure"), and (2) assumed existence, as in mediated reference.

Friends in my immediate circle reference Portlandia more than any other show, not only because it's funny, but because I think people really identify with it.

There was also the more immediate American referencing of issues like economic recovery, healthcare costs, the deficit, the impact of storms, and the way the speech privileged immigration.

"There's an immediate frame of reference for most Americans".

Still, the immediate and intended reference is to body-painting traditions across Africa, where skin is often regarded as blank canvas.

But while she tends to favor the gardener's immediate scale of reference, Voigt can also lift her gaze to larger perspectives.