Sentence examples for making the reference from inspiring English sources

But the "natural growth" of existing settlements cannot be contained, he said, then making the reference to abortion.

The words were fine, but the quotation in context reveals foolhardiness, making the reference less than apt and leaving the errant quoter bound in shallows and in miseries.

Unprompted they all mentioned the director and actor John Cassavetes as a model for the kind of creative life they'd like to lead; Mr. Abbott jokingly took credit for making the reference first.

And, making the reference to Georgia even more explicit, he added that "among the descendants of war heroes marching in the square are those who in actual battle have demonstrated the great fighting efficiency of the modern Russian army".There was no room in the celebrations to mention Russia's wartime allies or to re-examine Stalin's destructive war strategy.

This is criticized by Laudan (1984) as making the reference of theoretical terms a trivial matter, since as long as some phenomena prompt the introduction of a term it will automatically successfully refer to whatever is the relevant cause (or causes).

A large reference electrode renders the current too dispersed to be effective (current density = current strength divided by the electrode size)—therefore making the reference electrode stimulation theoretically neutral allowing for the inference that the observed effects on brain and behaviour are solely due to modulation of the target cortex by the active electrode.

Gradually making the reference-group smaller primarily affected perceived impact, and impact completely mediated the PDE.

Shamil Tarpischev, a member of the International Olympic Committee, made the reference on a television chat show last week.

He made the reference last year warning Greece and Italy of the dangers of their alliance with the United States.

What makes the reference even more curious is that alcohol flows in rivers through Cheever's work.

Its very presence makes the reference suspect.