Sentence examples for reference telling from inspiring English sources

But I don't need letters of reference telling how wonderful you are.

A person familiar with the contract said Mr. Torricelli provided an enthusiastic reference, telling Mr. McAuliffe, "He's a legitimate person, a legitimate businessman, his wife's family owns Nikko Securities".

Somehow, Robert Frank was not pleased with that historical reference, telling me, "I am sick and tired of all these ancient stories, let's talk about what I'm doing right now".

That Alan Clarke reference tells you something else about Hader.

That kind of obscure, borderline pretentious reference tells you Mr. Moran isn't aiming to be an Everyman.

The new theory of reference tells us that the statute protects sea bass but not whales, yet surely a court that interpreted the statute as also protecting whales would not be making a mistake.

This grotesque reference tells us just how detested gossip should be in society, and how it should repulse us rather than draw us in.

I don't think I'd say that Mr. Obama would be likely to benefit politically — but I do think it's anybody's guess, and the empirical models that Mr. Sides references tell us very little.

Instead, there was a set of references at the end of the page, and those references told you were to find certain other pages on the web, but the references weren't themselves hyperlinked.

For the employer, references tell them what other people think about you, both as a worker and as a person.

The organization's reference to telling their side of the story is likely in response to the documentaries and programs focused on the controversial inner-workings of the church reported by ex-members ― including Alex Gibney's HBO documentary "Going Clear: Scientology & The Prison Of Belief" and Leah Remini's A&E show, "Scientology and the Aftermath".