Sentence examples for like references from inspiring English sources

"A 'web' of notes with links (like references) between them is far more useful than a fixed hierarchical system," he wrote.

This is why a "web" of notes with links (like references) between them is far more useful than a fixed hierarchical system.

"It's a super-nuanced topic," Mones said, adding that some of the thinly veiled signs of racism, like references to Confederate flags or statues, wouldn't come up.

Some differences in tone between Al Hurra and the Arab broadcasters were immediately apparent, like references to the "coalition forces" in Iraq rather than the "occupation forces".

Other works are more tangential to the theme, with references to faith so obscure that they don't feel like references at all.

It contains the phrases of international support -- like references to a "multinational" military force -- without committing the Security Council to do anything in particular.

In fact, asymptotic output-reference tracking is achieved in the presence of constraint-compatible step-like references.

A palpable enthusiasm, tinged with determination, is marked by her business-like references to her father by his name.

More conventional novels that start with spouses in danger generally go on to involve the death or disappearance of a partner, but the central investigation in Lurid & Cute, despite thriller-like references to "my life before and after" and "losing everything", is philosophical: a consideration of the dynamics of lying, and the moral and physical plausibility of exclusive sexual relationships.

(Mr. Clark likes references).

Like getting fresh, not frozen blueberries in your pancakes — to use a Chowder-like reference.