Sentence examples for obviously reference from inspiring English sources

The song does not obviously reference politics, aside from the lyric "Don't get caught under flashing neon signs in recessionary times," and a shot of a sign in the video that reads: "Jesus will soon come and sweep all politicians from power".

Obviously reference to theoretical entities is dependent, as is reference to experiences, which rests on reference to their subjects – for example, Mary's pain in her leg.

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The first type of risk is not a problem with animal products as they keep reasonably well under similar temperature conditions (obviously reference is made here only to chilled storage).

Cohen admitted he did so under the direction of "a candidate" — obviously referencing Trump — to "influence" an election.

There seems to be something very telling about the two old albums it most obviously references, I say.

There's dark humour to Grímur Hákonarson's woolly tale of an Icelandic sheep farmer, as attested by the film's poster, most obviously referencing the island's Lopapeysa knitwear tradition and also the symmetrical embroidery of 16th-century maker Jane Bostocke.

The snow-covered bike obviously references him, and is almost certainly preferable to the results of an hour spent with a photographer vainly trying to get him to project bonhomie.

McKee was very obviously referencing VCJ's work when he created the series for Blind; however, he wasn't attempting to trick anybody into believing they were buying a graphic that VCJ had created, which I believe is an important point to make.

(It is difficult to find a single obviously classical reference in all of his speeches).

Its meek, likable teenage hero, Thurston Reece Thompsonn), is obviously a reference to Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore.