Sentence examples for notable references from inspiring English sources

There are at least three other notable references to intellectual property in ancient times these cases are cited in Bruce Bugbee's formidable work The Genesis of American Patent and Copyright Law (Bugbee 1967).

Notable references found in the articles included the sizes of Eric Garner and Michael Brown, past and irrelevant criminal behaviors of Tony Robinson and Freddie Gray, Akai Gurley's location in a known rough part of New York City, and the lack of "maternal aptitude" on the part of Tamir Rice's mother.

The most notable references were to the oral ingestion of laxative mixture, perceived as directly intrusive as the actual endoscopic procedure.

In that document, Francis makes a notable reference to the cutting-edge right to water but otherwise approaches environmental degradation as the collective problem demanding collective solutions that it is.

The first notable reference to oil from shale was in 1596, when the personal physician of Duke Frederick of Württemberg mentioned that mineral oil distilled from oil shale could be used for healing.

It has its fair share of physical comedy, pop culture references and a notable character who is three kids stacked on top of each other in a trench coat masquerading as an adult.

Other notable cinematic references include Barbara Billingsley in the 1954 Day of Triumph, Viveca Lindfors in the 1961 King of Kings (where she is identified as the daughter of the Emperor Tiberius), Jeanne Crain in the 1962 Italian film Ponzio Pilato, and Angela Lansbury in the 1965 epic The Greatest Story Ever Told.

Kennedy's opinion is notable for its references to technology as a new force for disseminating information and thwarting the will of legislators who would regulate speech.

The most notable are Hughes' references to two well-known activists of his era: Karl Liebknecht, a German socialist assassinated in 1919, and Angelo Herndon, who was arrested in 1932 when he was just 19 for leading an interracial protest in Georgia).

Sura 18, Al-Kahf ("The Cave"), is also notable for its reference to the story of the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus (verses 9 26), who fall into a prolonged sleep and wake to find themselves in an era of Christian belief, and to the story of Moses (verses 60 83), who is severely tested by the strange behaviour of the mysterious, legendary figure al-Khiḍr (al-Khaḍir).

The cold opening references several notable bands and musicians: the scene consists of Ryan complaining because he recently heard erroneously that notable musician Smokey Robinson died.