Sentence examples for reference to stuff from inspiring English sources

But, it is controversial whether definite reference to stuff is singular reference.

The content of those recordings, including a reference to "stuffed sheep," a phrase Abdullah's team has interpreted as code for ballot stuffing, became fodder for Friday's protesters, many of whom displayed signs depicting Amarkhail with sheep.

A lot of the humor in this film consists of references to stuff that happened the first time around, though Mr. Biggs does encounter some novel forms of sexual humiliation, including the painful misapplication of some super-adhesive glue.

In comparing his adaptation to the Swedish one, Reeves admitted to not adding many different details from the book that weren't in the original film, stating that " the story was so big that you couldn't really add a lot of stuff in without taking away the focus of the coming of age story so I tried to have allusions and references to stuff in the book".

Because they want to build a cyber media center on the block and one of her idiotic songs makes a strange reference to cyber stuff that could be construed as negative.

After vaguely saying that the Obama campaign has been mean, Romney goes on: "I care about 100% of the American people," a reference to the 47% stuff.

Mackey is known to read several books a week, and his answers to questions are often studded with references to heady stuff like Thomas S. Kuhn's "Structure of Scientific Revolutions" and Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations".

Separately, he told Le Figaro, a major French daily newspaper, that Egyptian intelligence services had told the United States about the threat and that the warning included a reference to "an airplane stuffed with explosives".

He suggested Turnbull should exercise moderation and not kowtow to Trump by engaging in "handball in the Oval Office stuff", in reference to a symbol of Julia Gillard's close relationship with Barack Obama.

Although the Woman of the Year award is formally named after the fictional feminist leader Dorothy Everton Smythe, Ron mistakenly calls it the "Dorothy Everytime Smurf Girl Trophy for Excellence in Female Stuff", a reference to the cartoon, The Smurfs.

Roland recently stole the show at NAMM (which, incidentally, is not a reference to the Vietnam War or stuffing large amounts of food into your mouth and Instagramming it, but one of the most important conferences in the music production industry) by announcing a new take on their classic gear, which they're now calling AIRA.