Sentence examples for precise references from inspiring English sources

Wark responded instantly with precise references to speeches by worried Tories.

A graduate of the New England Conservatory, he was rigorously trained in classical composition and performance, and could fire off precise references to Webern, Xenakis, and, yes, Ligeti.

Adenet accompanied Guy in 1270 71 on the Tunisian crusade, and his poems contain many precise references to parts of their return through Sicily and Italy.

Precise references to the literature of the sect abound in the poems of the time, while many of the greatest poets, such as Li Bai, were formally initiated into the Maoshan organization.

Why should it leave film?" Black-and-white imagery is inevitably charged with film-history echoes, although Papamichael says he and Payne looked at very few films before making Nebraska – mainly 1940s and 1950s Japanese films – and rarely as precise references.

The original written version of Ms. Miller's speech did not contain footnotes or precise references to the sources on which she drew, but the Treasury Department was kind enough to share this information with us and has now posted a version of the speech with links to sources; this is also most helpful.

Although he defined his chosen locality by precise reference to dialect and folklore, he was no mere chronicler.

The precise reference is to an episode in which a young courtier, coming upon flowers, is moved to compose a love poem using irises as an image.

But the precise reference he had in mind was to another war, one that had occurred almost a century earlier, in 1921, on United States turf, when mobs of white men torched an African-American neighborhood in Tulsa, Okla., after rumors spread of an assault on a white woman.

Each node hosts a GPS module providing internal geolocation and precise reference timing capability.

We engineer a precise reference of the frequency difference through double photoassociation spectroscopy (PAS).