Sentence examples for reference it would from inspiring English sources

So it's Liu Xiang, and on second reference it would be Liu.

"If one made a classical reference, it would be to the sounds in Sergei Rachmaninoff's 'Vocalise' — also a wordless vocal," he added.

He is perhaps the only film-maker in the world who could stage a tipsy rendition of Ladies of Spain without the slightest hint of a Spielberg reference (it wouldn't surprise me if he'd never seen Jaws).

Certainly on a causal theory of reference it would be very hard indeed to explain how our moral words and concepts could refer to such sui generis moral properties.

"It would look at who set the term of reference, it would look at who was excluded, who was protected by the terms of reference, and that would lead to Havers himself who was responsible for that".

As a result, if something were travelling faster than c relative to an inertial frame of reference, it would be travelling backwards in time relative to another frame, and causality would be violated.

But had we been entirely on instruments, with no visual references, it would have been a serious situation.

The indexical component (this liquid, our rivers) is crucial to reference determination: it wouldn't do to identify the referent of 'water' by way of some description ("liquid, transparent, quenches thirst, boils at 100°C, etc")., for something might fit the description yet fail to be water, as in Putnam's famous Twin Earth thought experiment (see the entry on reference).

"With a common name, as this one would be for us, any software which picks up any reference to it would be likely to come up with all sorts of other Sidique Khans".

Harbach is shrewd enough to withhold a reference where it would seem to be compulsory, when Affenlight the Melville scholar is surprised by the quality of the chowder turned out by the college kitchen.

Fetishism in fashion "comes back and forth in a pendulum effect," she added -- "there in '92 and gone in '93, as if the designers suddenly say, 'Oh, we're all finished with that S/M look.' " Sometimes it returns with an ironic nod; sometimes as a knowing insider's reference; sometimes, it would seem, as a phantom expression of cultural anxiety.