Many in the West doubted the Chinese assertion, mainly because the official account which included the claim that Qu Yinhua had scaled the notorious vertical cliff of the Second Step barefoot and which also made constant references to party solidarity and the inspiration of Chairman Mao was deemed so improbable.
He demonstrates how they work, and makes constant reference to his marital troubles.
Unlike many directors, he carries the opera score around with him, and makes constant reference to it in the course of an animated discussion.
There is surely a more fitting description for someone who makes constant reference, as he did again last week, to "dreamworlds", "illusions" and "fantasies".
In an excruciating 1975 television interview, Michael Parkinson introduced Mirren as "the sex queen", before going on to make constant reference to her "physical attributes", "sluttishness" and occasional nudity, despite her obvious annoyance.
Bieito makes constant reference to cinema in describing the hedonistic nihilism he is seeking to evoke: to Almodovar, Kubrick, Bunuel and a recent Spanish hit, Iglesias's The Day of the Beast, in which a group of young people have diabolical hallucinations.
Lisa Bloom wrote an excellent piece for HuffPost on this topic, in which she suggests that we adults not make constant reference to matters of appearance.
Marx's work Das Kapital also makes constant reference to the works of Balzac and urged Engels to read Balzac's work The Unknown Masterpiece.
Maduro and his allies make constant reference to the "guerra económica" (economic war) supposedly being waged against the country by the "imperio norteamericano" (North American empire), led by the "imperialistas yanquis" (yankee imperialists).
