Sentence examples for recurring references from inspiring English sources
Recurring references, including Jesus, 9/11 and contemporary art juggernaut gallerist Larry Gagosian, are always fraught.
Recurring references to children's literature point to the inevitable corruption of innocence as one of the play's animating ideas.
The opening ceremony of the 2008 Olympics made no mention of the Chairman but featured recurring references to harmony and to the classic texts.
The recurring references to the natural world in the religious calendar, however, and the observation of harvest festivals even by city dwellers continued to remind the community of its ties.
Sometimes it wears its hipness a little too boldly: there are times when its setting (Seattle) and its recurring references to Seattle bands past and present (Nirvana among them, of course) make it seem too much like an insider's book, a novel for people who know all the right names and all the cool places.
When combined with the enduring idea of citizenship as an instrument for integration and the recurring references to international conventions in the preparatory documents for the act, it is fair to conclude that concerns for individual rights have gained pre-eminence over traditional notions of national identity.
Vietnam, inevitably, has become a recurring reference point.
One recurring reference is to the J. M. Barrie play and Broadway musical "Peter Pan".
The next letter, also from Eliot, introduces their mutual friend John Hayward as a recurring reference point in the letters.
"The recurring reference to Art Nouveau is due to the fact that it was 'la Belle Époque' for Tunisia, which everybody subconsciously would like to relive," she said.
While the two designers share a permanent tan, recurring reference points of Americana like Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and penny loafers, and a penchant for sticking their initials on things, Mr. Kors, whose empire has expanded exponentially since he became a judge on "Project Runway," seems more lighthearted about the whole enterprise.
