Sentence examples for referenced alongside from inspiring English sources

"Set It Off," which also starred Jada Pinkett Smith, Vivica A. Fox and Kimberly Elise, was a hit, and is often referenced alongside "Thelma and Louise" as a cinematic ode to female empowerment. .

Likewise, the opening Pace's second space at 9 West 57th Street in October 1963 is referenced alongside the tragedy of President John F. Kennedy's assassination less than a month later, implying that all of these historical milestones are of equal importance--ahem!

Many of these have led to major breakthroughs in understanding GRB phenomena and are referenced here alongside comments on some of the events that at times threatened early demise of the Swift mission – happily averted through prompt action by the scientists and engineers of the mission operations team.

This does come with caution since the study (alongside others not referenced) notes that those who post more selfies also post more pictures in general.

One effort to help students navigate the Talmud, Mesoras HaShas, provided cross-references alongside the Aramaic text toward similar ideas elsewhere in the Talmud.

Alien vs. Predator is a complex collection of poems that uses literary references alongside pop culture references to weave a strangely penetrating web of poetry.

Yet Allen has been the focus of much positive attention in academia, and it's been said this is due to his mix of high and low culture (beavers that take over Carnegie Hall, Kafka references alongside men who long only to sit waist high in gravy) –- together with his good fortune to come along at a time of academic interest in popular culture.

Our analysis builds on earlier qualitative research, particularly evidence syntheses 9 10 which we reference alongside our findings.

This recommends calculating the financial burden of fragility fractures for the Hospital alongside potential savings, referencing the economic burden of secondary fractures in the UK, and citing national policy and research on existing models of care [ 22].

With roots in the colonial almanac, it offered customers a calendar, interest tables, postal rates and other reference matter, alongside a pre-printed diary section that provided space for a few lines a day.

As well as providing an introduction, Mr Kurlansky adds his own commentary and sprinkles in the occasional modern reference point: alongside the 1940 Christmas dinner menu from the Brown Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky, for example, the 2007 menu from the same hotel is provided for comparison.