Sentence examples for reference means from inspiring English sources

And even though the culture and experience of a Third World child-care provider are as removed from those of an Edwardian nanny as it is possible to be, we understand what the reference means: the nanny is good, she's kind, and her ability to transform a chaotic household into a place of order and contentment verges on the supernatural.

Okabe also thinks this'll help bring in gamers new to the Resident Evil series: "The people who play Resident Evil tend to fall into two camps, those who know the complicated mythos and lore of the series and know what every little reference means, and then the people who got into it relatively recently, they don't know exactly who Umbrella [the evil bioengineering company from games past] is.

On the other hand, rhythm reference means single rhythm.

And, too often, moving outside that thinker's frame of reference means simply comparing and contrasting with another philosopher/theologian -- as in his case.

In legal terms "incorporate by reference" means including the text of one document within a second document by simply citing, or mentioning, the first one.

Kimberly doesn't look all that convinced, especially after Bert tosses out that it's 'Jetsony' and "cool" (odds are no one there has a clue what the Jetsons reference means except for Bert).

Clinton, saying she would not, employed a historical reference meant to remind her listeners that the nomination process had extended into June in previous primary campaigns.

Because of course back then people knew what the Bible reference meant: either Julie would be turned around or she'd be thrown to the dogs.

At his Friday press conference, David Cameron suggested the planned terms of reference meant that the non-judicial inquiry would look into issues of press culture and regulation, as well as media relations with politicians.

The a priori reference mean density can be corrected during the orbit determination.

The differences in mean values for all parameters and the least significant differences were less than 20% of reference mean.