Sentence examples for reference to the contents from inspiring English sources

But the final voicemail made what Peppiatt believes may have been a reference to the contents of lost voicemail.

At its Web site, Vitality said, "We guarantee to send your order discreetly packed, without any reference to the contents on the outside of the packet".

This is bad news for any attempt to explain why we do what we do by reference to the contents of our thoughts.

If they cannot then phenomena of attention create a serious difficulty for any fully general attempts to explain the character of conscious experience by reference to the contents represented in it (Chalmers, 2004), although such explanations might still be viable in circumscribed domains (Speaks, 2010).

In American terms, the closest reference to the content of Thursday's address was perhaps Richard Nixon who, in his own 1968 acceptance speech, spoke of "cities enveloped in smoke and flame" and hearing "millions of Americans cry out in anguish".

To do it successfully, Conclusion sentences are expected to make reference to the content of Purpose sentences so that the reader associates them with the main objective of study.

For Rawls, public justification thus depends on the fact that all reasonable persons can endorse a political conception of justice from within their non-public or comprehensive doctrines, but public reason itself makes no reference to the content of those nonpublic doctrines it depends only on the shared political ideas found within the political conception of justice.

To prepare composite mixtures with the low flow values, cement composites with various MWNT contents were fabricated by adjusting the content ratios of water and SP. The water to cement ratio was controlled with reference to the MWNT content in each batch.

And note: "amount" of exposure, without reference to the specific content, violent or not, of the viewing.

Although Gold talks in developmental psycholinguistic terms about language learners learning grammars by trial and error, his extremely abstract proofs actually make no reference to the linguistic content of languages or grammars at all.

They discuss the importance and difficulty of managing complex organisations, and the idea of Odyssean education is interesting, at the very least.' Comments opposing advisor's comments on genetics Makes direct reference to the genetic content of the article and expresses a disagreement towards it.