Sentence examples for makes explicit reference from inspiring English sources

Hytner's production, like Eustis's, makes explicit reference to contemporary politics, and not just by casting the audience as the mob.

An argument has broken out over the authenticity and significance of an ancient text that makes explicit reference to Jesus having a wife.

"Gravity" makes explicit reference to that scene (jittering in the seat, reflections on the mask of a helmet) and leaves out the juice, leaves out the visionary aspect.

The UN Charter makes explicit reference, in Article 55, to promoting conditions of stability and the promotion of higher living standards, economic and social progress, and development.

Moreover, each individual article makes explicit reference to that selection by including tags that remind the reader that it is a part of The New York Times for Oct. 31, 2000.

Moreover, each individual article makes explicit reference to that selection by including tags that remind the reader that it is a part of the New York Times for October 31, 2000.

From Zero also makes explicit references to the Christian stories of the creation and the resurrection.

It's not as good as his last four pictures, but considerably better than his shrill work of the 1980s, to which it makes explicit references.

In the fast-dancing world of bounce, cuts by Katey Red dominate, with parties shaking to singles like "Melpomene Block Party," which makes explicit references to homosexuality and oral sex.

Unruh dramatically began with a parental advisory that his story makes "explicit references to graphic sex and will be objectionable to readers.

The poem, named after the "Last Post" (the bugle call used at British ceremonies remembering those killed in war), makes explicit references to Wilfred Owen's poem from the First World War Dulce et Decorum Est.