Sentence examples for reference to the aforementioned from inspiring English sources

Making reference to the aforementioned referendum, and the way the Catholic Church formally elects a new pontiff, Cameron joked: "The white smoke over the Falklands was pretty clear".

The other Samsung S7 teaser slogans are a little underwhelming, including the awkwardly worded "worry-less discovery", which looks to be a reference to the aforementioned waterproofing feature.

Much like In Search of Lost Time, the Communist Manifesto, or Fifty Shades of Grey, most of us have probably made reference to the aforementioned document without having actually read the fucking thing in any kind of detail at all.

As for more details of this work, one can refer to the aforementioned papers and references therein.

In the following sections, a detailed complexity analysis is given per phase with references to the two aforementioned tables.

The process of developing the instrument was informed by a literature review, reference to the QUALMAT conceptual framework and the aforementioned, preliminary qualitative research.

Now, white privilege, on the other hand, is a reference to the myriad of benefits bestowed on white people stemming from the aforementioned system of white supremacy.

Obviously, the aforementioned references do not cover all the literature with reference to the important issue concerning non-adult human eyes.

The epitaph, likely a reference to Hawkwood's aforementioned cautissimus ("most prudent") retreat across the Oglio, is borrowed from the eulogy of Roman general Fabius Maximus, who wore down Hannibal by tactical retreat and avoiding battle.

Contrary to your assumption, this is not a recherche George Bernard Shaw two-hander, but appears to be a direct reference to one of the aforementioned incidents that saw Richard and Andy part company with Sky.

Seventy-nine nurses were allocated by randomisation to Group B. They did not have access to the aforementioned reference material.