Sentence examples for made direct reference from inspiring English sources

He made direct reference in the speech to both al-Qa'ida and Daesh, the Arab name for Isis.

Indeed, Mr Obama made direct reference to the balancing act he has to perform when it comes to Israel and its behaviour when at war.

The pictures made direct reference to more famous images Mr. Newton shot in Paris in the 1970s and were shocking enough in their exposure of the young model that they had the effect of making Mr. Newton's images — transgressive at the time — seem relatively tame.

Many students made direct reference to teachers in their comments relating to responsibility.

Shields' comments came in response to a question which made direct reference to the use of messaging app WhatsApp by ISIL extremists.

Furthermore, it was observed that half of the syllabuses with a plagiarism policy made direct reference to it and 88.24% supplied students with brief instructions on how to avoid plagiaristic behavior.

In the beginning, Mr. Simons said, he often made direct references to the things that absorbed young men, like music and politics.

Describing how the latest Versace collection made direct references to her brother's legacy, Donatella said: 'I found fashion difficult after Gianni died, I wanted to stay away from the 90s bling'".

Mr Bennett has argued that the video's barmaid imagery was intended to be satirical; denied the video made direct references to Ms Watson's personal appearance; and that it targeted the Labour AM because of her hostility to UKIP.

Iraqis have long protested against poor basic services and food shortages, but Tuesday they made direct references to the turmoil that has shaken other parts of the region.

None of the officials made direct references to the deportation of immigrants from third countries to Mexico, or to paying for the border wall planned by Trump, a red-flag issue for Mexico.