Sentence examples for reference like this from inspiring English sources

Is reference like this? Do intentions really preserve reference?

The late 20th century speaks in her arbitrary metaphors (night as a "soft town," the outlines of things as "Ophelias"), her vagueness of reference ("like this"), her solemn ejaculations ("Blurrings. Wings").

My enjoyable experience of the story was riddled with cringe-worthy moments including obligatory jokes about the audience paying for parking (if I had a dime for every time I've heard a reference like this, I could pay for their parking) and some very problematic representations of gender that threatened to overtake the actual story.

Previously our URLs looked like this: http://politics.theguardian.com/tonyblair/story/0,,2075005,00.htodayoday the same piece of content is referenced like this: http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2007/may/10/tonyblair.labour3 There are two obvious changes here.

(Even contorted, nonsensical references like this one to "Cinderella story" should be off-limits. The cliché was euthanized, once and for all, by Bill Murray in "Caddyshack").

References like this get at the show's fearlessness in taking art seriously, not merely as a distraction but as a bridge between strangers, a way of reframing the world.

"Awake" overflows with sly references like this, and it feels fuelled as well by the audience's familiarity with the clichés of the genre: when Britten's partner wonders why he suspects that a suicide is actually a murder, we know that Britten is right, if only because we're less than fifteen minutes into the show, so someone must be lying.

I love books that are chock full of references like this because I always come away from them with a whole new reading list.

Top suggestion as well in the Story Do Not Wants category, "No celebrity or fleeting cultural references - I'd like this story to last a bit longer than whatever is on the frontpage of the tabloids at present".

Understanding how error rates vary in response to parameter selection is crucial to obtaining the optimal (in this case, the most reference-like) clustering.

So your size reference is like this," Rego says, his hands measuring out a couple of feet of air.