Sentence examples for in reference to the fact from inspiring English sources

This, we learned, was in reference to the fact that Thorning-Schmidt is married to Stephen Kinnock – the son of former Labour party leader Lord Neil Kinnock.

Chablis, who in the movie is portrayed receiving hormone shots, called her 1996 autobiography Hiding My Candy in reference to the fact that she had not had sexual reassignment surgery, and often joked about her status in her act.

He is popularly known as the Soybean King, in reference to the fact that between the 1990s and early 2000s, he was one of the world's biggest producers of the commodity.

Asked about the incident, the Barça coach, Luis Enrique, dismissed the accusation as "Christmas carols", presumably in reference to the fact the match was being played on Día de Los Reyes (Three Kings' Day).

Asked about the incident, Luis Enrique dismissed the accusation as "Christmas carols", presumably in reference to the fact the match was being played on Dia de Los Reyes (Three Kings Day).

The name Monotremata means "one-holed," in reference to the fact that both sexes have only one opening at the rear of the body, which is used for both reproduction and excretion.

Meanwhile, the England edition endorsed the Conservative Party with a picture of Cameron as a newborn and the headline "It's a Tory!" in a tongue-in-cheek reference to the fact that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are expecting their second child any day.

I'm cloaked in the name of vile whoredom; that is my own tongue-in-cheek reference to the fact that the deeper the scarlet, the greater the cleansing power of God's love.

He calls himself "The Bronze Bomber," in proud reference to the fact that he tied for third place at the 2008 Olympics.

"It's to make them more aware of what's going on, to make them think you can't always take people at face value," in a reference to the fact Roof was reportedly invited into the church by members of the prayer group he is accused of murdering.

Jimmy Kimmel, who will host the awards show on Sept. 23, was a surprise co-host of the announcements; he came onstage in pajamas, a reference to the fact that he was filling in for the actor Nick Offerman, whose flight from New York was scrubbed on Wednesday night because of bad weather.