Sentence examples for most direct reference from inspiring English sources

"Geometry of the Air of Santa Fe No. 14" has the most direct reference to time.

Machine Gun Kelly's most direct reference to his whiteness is actually a neat indirection.

The most direct reference is Rob Van Erve's "Farewell to Philosophy," a full-size model of a horse-drawn carriage made of translucent plastic.

Speaking in an air-conditioned minor league basketball arena in Canton, Ohio, Trump made his most direct reference to Clinton's recent diagnosis of pneumonia and her campaign saying she left the event in New York because she felt "overheated".

Rick Warren The pastor of a large church in Orange County, California, and author of "The Purpose Driven Life," gave the invocation, offering the most direct reference to the racially historic nature of Mr. Obama's election, with a stirring image of Martin Luther King "shouting in heaven".

ROME — In his most direct reference to the sexual abuse crisis that has reached the Vatican, Pope Benedict XVI said Thursday that it was necessary for Christians to "repent" in light of "the attacks of the world, which speaks to us of our sins".

The most direct references to Trump came during host Seth Meyers' opening monologue.

Without direct reference it reproduced most of the provisions of the mandate.

This scale provides the most direct view whether the difference between GMO and references is significant (it is significant if the interval does not contain the value 1).

"Sunflowers for Alfred Roy", one of the album's most personal songs, is named after Carey's father; she makes direct reference to him and a moment they shared at his death bed.

Most reviews of The Feast of the Goat make either indirect of direct reference to the relationship between sexuality and power.