Sentence examples for it contains references from inspiring English sources

As an example, Davidson cites a funeral dirge from the Gondi people in India as recorded by Verrier Elwin, stating that "it contains references to Bagri Maro, the horse with eight legs, and it is clear from the song that it is the dead man's bier".

It contains references to various locations in New York and its famous residents, while describing the city's essence.

There are those who believe that it is an allegory of the Holocaust, others who contend it is really about the genocide of the Native Americans, others who believe it is an occluded confession by Kubrick that he faked footage of the moon landings, others still who say that it contains references to the precise date of the Mayan apocalypse.

The government estimates that the accord could boost Chile's exports to the EU by 15% (though this may come partly at the neighbours' expense).Ricardo Lagos, Chile's president, says that the agreement supports his centre-left government's political agenda because it contains references to democracy and human rights.

It contains references to exercises and assignments that are provided in the supplementary materials below.

As the show is based on the uncensored novel released in 2011, rather than the 1953 film adaptation, it contains references to prostitution and gay sex, as well as the Army's investigation into them, that the film did not feature.

Having closed the connection, an endpoint is free to delete its export table, and possibly free the objects it contained references to.

Vitaly Churkin, Russia's envoy to the United Nations, said a draft resolution offered by Western members was "blatantly unacceptable" and "political poison," because it contained references to the "U.N.

Chief Moose clearly believed that the Ashland note was authentic, although he would not say whether it contained references to the tarot card message or to some hard evidence that could only have come from the sniper.

The fake was so similar, in fact, that it contained references to a disciplinary policy that applies to members of the House, but not Senators.

He noted that it contained references to both Holy Communion and oral sex, and compared it to "The Fly", noting that both songs were "delivered in an amoral voice" and helped to deconstruct the prevailing image of the band.