Sentence examples for others in reference from inspiring English sources

On this project, entitled Some Pigeons Are More Equal Than Others, in reference to George Orwell's allegorical novella, von Bismarck collaborated with the Swiss photographer Julian Charrière.

As was expected, reactive aggression was predicted by thoughts of blaming others in reference to overt (e.g., 'I lose my temper because people try to make me mad'), not covert (e.g., 'People force me to lie when they ask me too many questions'), antisocial behaviors.

If you find yourself sitting in meetings and you and your boss are sharing knowing glances with each other in reference to colleagues, you're too close.

All seven scored very close to each other in reference coverage, chimera rate, and redundancy, suggesting that the most suitable assembly strategy can vary with different data sets, and that there is no single best strategy for all assembly tasks.

Some bore the slogan "Never Forget", while others read, in reference to her last tweet: "Fuck Y'all".

Translation was shown to proceed more rapidly at some mRNA regions than others (reviewed in reference [ 4]).

In the clubhouse, Jackson and Detwiler are referred to as the Other Guys, in reference to their status behind Strasburg, Gonzalez and Zimmermann.

The three interpretations Manski (1993)[13] offers are as follows: This effect occurs when individual behavior responds to the behavior of others in their reference group.

Do your homework on candidates and ask directly about their treatment of other people in reference checks.

To say that Christianity "focuses" on Jesus Christ is to say that somehow it brings together its beliefs and practices and other traditions in reference to a historical figure.

Her biology instructor inadvertently drops the phrase "that other gobbledygook" in reference to creationism — and all hell breaks loose.