Sentence examples for reference to written from inspiring English sources

A third statement, released on behalf of former Tory chairman Grant Shapps, also makes reference to written complaints, saying: "Grant Shapps was completely unaware of any uninvestigated written complaints about Mark Clarke while he was chairman.

Sherwin-White points out Eusebius' use of the phrase in his passage on the Thundering Legion (at Historia Ecclesiastica 5.5), where it represents a reference to written sources.

Yet another friend admitted she slides "Goodnight Moon" behind other books in the bookshelf, adding, "I won't even retrieve it as a reference to write this e-mail because I dislike it so".

It was difficult to write "Show Don't Tell" without naming what kind of grad program Ruthie is in, so I decided to put her in a writing program for the first draft, just as a place-holder, with a plan of subsequently scraping away all the references to writing.

Later in this collection Ms. Ephron makes passing reference to writing for Harold Hayes's Esquire and Clay Felker's New York, talking about "an era when people really cared about magazines" and saying "it was seriously fun to be part of it".

The term, Quality, in reference to writing assessment is defined and introduced.

Yes, King's wise words are written primarily in reference to writing literature, however, many of his now famous quotes from the book can be easily applied to screenwriting.

This aids in finding the location of future reference to already written data.

That is, that the proper interpretation of κατέχει λόγος is as a reference to a written account.

However, when asked to elaborate on their policies, only 29% (35/106) of them made reference to a written policy; the most common of which was the Cochrane Collaboration's (29/35; 83%).

Anyways, since Olsen's answer fell short of any sense of clarity, the "intelligence community" — another awesomely vague reference — intends to write up a memo that will actually answer the question.