Sentence examples for make direct references from inspiring English sources

Manyified Smudges Turn Smartphofe Screens into Art.

Her compositions also include architectural features that make direct reference to medieval art and show her expert draftsmanship.

I'd guess that less than a sixth of the script's lines make direct reference to those candidates, and far less to the catastrophe called Sandy.

There is a central male role (first danced by Cunningham himself), whose dances with three women in two passages make direct reference to Balanchine's "Apollo" (1928).

After all, the lyrics of the second verse make direct reference to Native Alaskans specifically because the original verse does not.

Because of the months-long delay between the genesis of a television plotline and its broadcast, fictional series rarely make direct reference to current events, lest they risk seeming stale by the time an episode makes it to air.

Well, maybe you can't make direct reference to the rings, but fine art is all about being oblique, so I decided to take the Olympic torch and turn it into an ice cream.

Vodafone's report does not make direct reference to its undersea cable network but does call for, among other things, that governments should —.

The requirement set out in Article 27§3 of the TRIPS Agreement does not make direct reference to the UPOV system, even though today it seems to be considered as the main (if not the only) sui generis plant variety protection system that is duly implemented and complied with in an effective manner (Llewelyn [2004]).

Consequently, some of them do not make direct reference to entities that could be assimilated to a functional module for which one can expect a certain level of co-expression and/or interaction.

Some even make direct reference to the dynamic incorporation of the latest evidence in their commercial names.