Sentence examples for reference to everything from inspiring English sources

"Without a computer, every point on a structure has to be calculated with reference to everything else," Mr. Lynn said.

(In addition to runway clothes, Gianni designed costumes for the ballet and the theatre. His designs made reference to everything from Seneca and harlequins to Warhol).

Over the course of its inventive first season, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, currently available on Netflix in the UK, races through musical theatre history, making reference to everything from Gypsy, Stephen Sondheim's classic of thwarted ambition, to the more gentle modern favourite Once.

Jacobi had however made his philosophical debut precisely by combating the assumption that everything can be explained by reference to everything else — a position that he thought reflected the philosophers' logical enthusiasm for explanation and which he opposed because it ended up undermining human subjectivity.

He can prestidigitate with prestigious quotations from, and references to, everything from the Vedas to Hollywood.

It is full of in-jokes and self-parodic references to everything from Austin Powers and Tarantino to John Le Carré.

Mr. Lanchester's history lesson is peppered with dead-on references to everything, including "Annie Hall," "The Simpsons," "The Wire," Hemingway and Jacques Derrida.

One of Bergen's hardest working up-and-coming acts is the JazzRock-cum-ProgRock outfit Seven Impale; an outstanding gathering of musical talent with references to everything from the groovy 70s to contemporary soundscapes and jazzy experimentation.

There are small references to everything from the building's former life as a bank (gold bullion toiletry stands in bathrooms) to the Gotham City of DC Comics (Batman do-not-disturb signs).

The King assassination episode devolved into a "We Didn't Start the Fire" grab bag of references to everything from Karl Marx to the Second Avenue subway, the gentrification of the Upper West and Upper East Sides, Paul Newman, Tecumseh, Eugene McCarthy and "Planet of the Apes".

Where Child attempts an American voice with mixed results, Pullman fully embraces his English roots, which means children must tolerate references to everything from shillings to cricket without explanation.