Sentence examples for no specific references from inspiring English sources

Desmond's devotion to the Bible yields no parables, no diction, no favorite stories, no specific references.

American officials said that President Kim Dae Jung made no specific references to those plans today.

The tape thought to be made by Dr. Zawahiri, an Egyptian physician and intellectual force behind Al Qaeda, made no specific references to events that would indicate when it was recorded.

No specific references to age groups are made, even though the label "children" encompasses from newborns to 17-year olds.

In addition, girls heard presentations that either (a) emphasized the altruistic value of scientific careers, or (b) made no specific references to altruism.

While Trump made no specific references, one assumes he'd extend his caveat to visiting News Corp.'s MySpace social networking site, and our favorite, eBay.

Historiê peri physeos (inquiry concerning nature) is later used to refer specifically to the inquiry into nature practiced by the Presocratic cosmologists, but Herodotus' usage shows that at Heraclitus' time historiê referred to inquiry in a quite general sense and has no specific reference to the cosmological inquiry of the Presocratics (Huffman 2008b).

Notably, when no specific reference to the type of autophagy is given in the text, authors refer to macroautophagy as autophagy.

Unlike the studies in Scandinavia, the conditions were usually referred to as oral leukoplakia or as oral lesions, with no specific reference to ST or snuff in the name of the condition, as in SIL.

He made no specific reference to Mr. Moussaoui.

Mr. Carter made no specific reference to the offer during his address.