Sentence examples for reference worth from inspiring English sources
That, amid the myriad issues of the Blunt affair, is a point of reference worth recalling.
When, desperate for attention, she commissioned a third artist to show her with a strap falling from her shoulder, evoking Sargent's notorious portrait, no critic thought the reference was worth a mention.
OUP has bundled four of its top-selling reference titles, worth £88 in bookshops, into a £29.99 CD-rom in a format that enables you to look up a word or name faster and with less interruption than the time it would take you to pull down a volume from a shelf.
The match between the expected and reference data worth can be improved by assimilating more prior data.
As reference, $Int1 is worth US$0.44 and US$0.32 in sub-Saharan Africa and South East Asia regions, respectively.
Apart from the rare reference that's worth reading in its own right, like David Thomson's Biographical Dictionary of Film, these titles have been drifting away as the trust I'm willing to put in Wikipedia gradually equalizes with the faith I've invested in, say, Benet's Reader's Encyclopedia.
But as with the Yates reference, it's worth asking to what end.
Yet the literary references are probably worth enduring for the lovely moments when they do resonate.
Some of the music and art inspired by the era is worth referencing too.
It's not long since I reviewed Shoreditch Thai restaurant Som Saa, but as they followed the path Sambal Shiok are now on – from pop-up to permanent – they're worth referencing again.
Combine it with production by Mark Ronson that references four decades worth of soul music without once ripping it off, and you've got the best song of 2007".
