Sentence examples for most obvious reference from inspiring English sources

Consider Botha as the most obvious reference point.

The most obvious reference in This Is Spinal Tap is the getting-lost-backstage scene.

Mike Leigh is the most obvious reference point; Aherne recounts being blown away the first time she saw Abigail's Party.

The most obvious reference was Cosgrove's Patio team watching Ann-Margret sing the theme from Bye, Bye Birdie (released April 4 1963).

The most obvious reference is to the 20th-century modernist Alberto Giacometti, in particular his scarred and twisted figures of walking men from the 1940s and '50s.

Lomu and Wilson, perhaps the most obvious reference points from yesteryear, emerged from the 1995 and 1999 tournament with 24 tries in their joint account, but no title.

She overcompensates in her effort to look proper; she borrows the most obvious references to conventional femininity.

Ms. Philo's idea of a woman has not evolved beyond the most obvious references to the kind of person who would write the sequel to "I'm With the Band".

Smith: My most obvious references were like McCracken and Turrell, in regards to art historical references.

While there are a number of international examples worthy of analysis, the most obvious point of reference is New South Wales and the reforms implemented in 2009.

The old town Ljubljana's most obvious point of reference is its gorgeous old town, buffered on one side by a neat castle-topped hill and on the other by the languorous Ljubljanica river, its willow-fringed banks sprinkled with easy-going restaurants, cafes and bars.