Sentence examples for reference to the experience from inspiring English sources

His painting and sculptures combine references to Eastern and Western art, giving them a Chinese voice while making reference to the experience of living elsewhere.

The pictures are a reference to the experience I had with him, as well as a portrait of an old bloke who, like many other elderly people, lives alone.

There is, therefore, a strong basis for developing business-sector R&D collaboration between Russia and the advanced industrial economies, and the argument is strengthened by reference to the experience of the countries of central-east Europe.

This paper examines the approach for managing land use regularization processes related to irregular settlement in conservation land adopted by the municipality of Xochimilco in its 2005 urban development plan, with reference to the experience of a specific case study community.

In Chapter 7 Hitchens charts his return to Christianity, and makes particular reference to the experience of seeing the Rogier van der Weyden painting The Last Judgement: "I gaped, my mouth actually hanging open.

In this regard, they directly made reference to the experience of using AMOs to perform tasks which would otherwise be performed by MOs.

In better times, we used to joke about the day he would finally get kidnapped: what kind of biscuits his captors would serve him, and how he would take his tea - a reference to the experiences of former captives, conversations that seem ominous and not-so-funny in hindsight.

By this account, there is no room for reference to the experiences of Iraqi or Middle Eastern history, or the real prospects or implications for long-term government in a Shia-dominated Iraq, or a sanguine assessment for the implications for stability in the region.

Considered materially (i.e., without reference to the experiences that we direct to them), the arts seem to have little in common except for those properties that are either too uninteresting to deserve philosophical scrutiny (the property, for example, of being artifacts) or else too vast and vague to be independently intelligible.

These ideas are explored with reference to the experiences of guests at a respite care centre in Dorset, a predominantly rural county in southern England.

With reference to the experiences from research and constructed project before, the fracture temperature (EPIS-PRC DL/T 5362-2006) was chosen to be the control parameter to judge the suitability of candidate bitumen, and was determined by the designer to be lower than −43 degree centigrade for Huhhot project.