Sentence examples for obvious reference points from inspiring English sources

Pete Parsons, Bungie's COO prefers to distance the game from these obvious reference points.

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.

A cursory reading of the runes suggests that the odds are stacked against them, for they have no obvious reference points.

'That's how I'm producing this album.' The obvious reference points for the spanking new tunes - including what will later become 'The Beautiful Song' and 'Reggae All Night' - include groups like the Kings of Leon and New Order.

Obvious reference points, mentioned by Ms. Keegan's collaborators, include musicals like "Hair" and "Rent" or, more recently, "Spring Awakening," a 19th-century German play that was turned into a Tony-winning Broadway musical in 2006.

Maybe that was responsible for Pegasus Warning's sound, which was the right kind of shambles, full of left turns and quick stops and obvious reference points beaten to a pulp, all delivered with a sense of joy in the process of figuring things out.

Consider Botha as the most obvious reference point.

The Magnetic Fields Stephin Merrittt is the obvious reference point, a comparison encouraged by Condon's sonorous vocals.

The charred barrels in which Kentucky distillers age fresh corn liquor are the obvious reference point.

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

J. M. W Turner is an obvious reference point for these paintings, especially his misty twilight pictures of London and the Thames.