Sentence examples for its reference to from inspiring English sources

If a child reaction is modified, it loses its reference to the parent reaction and is now treated as an independent reaction.

The title song of "42nd Street" is about as risqué as it gets, with its reference to "sexy ladies from the Eighties who are indiscreet".

It is flawed, especially in its reference to the vexed Palestinian refugee issue.

One of the features of this work is its reference to a rite it calls kalappali ("sacrifice to the battlefield"), a term found only in Tamil versions of the Mahabharata.

Zabarella states that Aristotle's philosophy of nature may be perfect in structure and form, but it is incomplete in terms of its reference to natural beings.

The concept of a "death sentence" came out as important in the local discourse on HIV, and with its reference to punishment and death it nurtured the fear of the virus and those who were suspected to be infected.

And even though Virginia rescinded "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny" -- with its reference to "darkies" and "massa" -- it still has three others.

The statement it produced as it claimed responsibility for Paris makes that obvious with its reference to the Bataclan theatre as a place of "perversity".

That language has not only been rejected by the courts as unconstitutional but its reference to "Orthodox Hebrew" is so archaic that it drew merry chuckles from several Orthodox rabbis who attended Mr. Pataki's news conference in Manhattan.

"Tinseltown, with its reference to the silver screen and the glamour surrounding it, is at least mildly positive," says Arnold Zwicky, visiting professor of linguistics at Stanford.

The court concluded that those words violated a state ban on promoting cigarette smoking, adding that it might lure people to try the brand because of its reference to spiciness.