Sentence examples for plentiful references from inspiring English sources

No effort has been made to update the piece; there are still plentiful references to events (the Hearst trial) and pop culture of the mid-70s.

I went as a callow reporter to several of his speeches, retaining memories of his plentiful references to Plymouth Argyle rather than to his idol, Nye Bevan.

BANGKOK — A recently published research paper on elephant behavior has all the hallmarks of academic literature — plentiful references, detailed methodology — until the reader looks more closely at the authors.

Fowler's blog post contains plentiful references to problems she says she encountered with Uber's HR department after reporting sexual harassment and sexism in the workplace to them.

As the title suggests, the songs are epic, the guitars are plentiful, and the references proudly regional.

The plentiful pop cultural references and anything-for-a-laugh attitude of "Airplane!" recalled early films by Mel Brooks ( "Blazing Saddles" ) and Woody Allen ( "Bananas" ).

Links and analogies abound, and multilevel cultural references are plentiful.

With all the considerable news coverage and analysis of the twin April 15 bombings that left three people dead and 282 others injured, including 16 who lost limbs, there's been practically no reference to the plentiful examples of similar violence in our nation's history, sadly.

Biblical references show that game was plentiful, much sought after, and duly appreciated by the Israelites.

Mr. Bush's plentiful oratorical gumbo of "heartland" and "values" references has at times forced him and his aides to answer questions about whether they are extolling some regions of the country over others.

In all the talk of clean and plentiful water, the document contains not a single reference to the word "fracking".