Sentence examples for innumerable references from inspiring English sources

They ridicule the rock'n'roll lifestyle - yet their press interviews contain innumerable references to use of LSD and magic mushrooms, specifically, while they were majoring in music at Wesleyan University, an establishment they describe as "open-minded".

It's true that one could tire of the innumerable references to July 7 on the circuit this year, but, actually, it's what people want to hear about and some of the material is brilliantly inventive and very insightful.

But in Lord Meher, the life story of Meher Baba, there are innumerable references to Sai Baba.

Vernacular names include innumerable references to the plant's hairiness: "woolly mullein", "velvet mullein" or "blanket mullein", "beggar's blanket", "Moses' blanket", "poor man's blanket", "Our Lady's blanket" or "old man's blanket", and "feltwort", and so on ("flannel" is another common generic name).

Religion and spirituality features everywhere from visuals of stained glass windows to the innumerable biblical references in his flow.

Tarantino begins with the logo from a 1970s Hong Kong production company, Shaw Brothers, the curtain-raiser for innumerable fan references.

For a filmmaker who is nothing if not a product of his time – evidenced by the innumerable pop-culture references strewn throughout his work and his ubiquitous presence online – it is not a surprise that ideas for his last two films came from a podcast named Smodcast.

It would take a bit for him and the rest of Houston to come around to "Swisher Sweets," a brand of cigarillo used as blunt wraps, that are a now-iconic part of Houston's hip-hop and drug culture, referenced in innumerable songs.

Marcel Duchamp's Fountain, created in 1917, has been interpreted in innumerable different ways, including as a reference to the female sexual parts.

The variable location and diversity of tumor extension contribute to innumerable growth patterns of CP.

There are innumerable illustrations of this, but I will invoke a tale I have already told for ease of reference.