Sentence examples for referenced comments from inspiring English sources

The independent MP also referenced comments by the Australian's columnist Niki Savva on ABC's Insiders on Sunday.

He contacted the TLS after its diary referenced comments from its website, and suggested "that Orlando Figes and orlando-birkbeck are one and the same", asking Figes to clear up the matter.

Gomez referenced comments made by the rapper Nicki Minaj, who voiced her frustration at the music industry's expectation that women be talented, sexy, sweet and "nice" simultaneously in a 2010 documentary.

On Friday, the president referenced comments from Kevin Downing, attorney for onetime Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, and from U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis, who presided over one of Manafort's trials and sentenced him to prison.

The letter referenced comments Donald Trump made about people in Jersey City celebrating after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

Posts on social media and attendees who spoke with The Huffington Post referenced comments CPAC attendees made directed at members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and people who appeared to be Muslim.

Should this word be referenced, commented upon, at that time or later, or telegraphed perhaps?" If it took longer than expected for this seemingly inevitable collaboration to occur, you can blame George's late entry into music.

As noted in the mayor's statement, both González and Juarez said they think divisive political rhetoric at the national level — specifically referencing comments by presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump — makes people think it's okay to use such language.

The paper complained that the United States has adopted a more hard-line approach toward North Korea since Trump came to power, referencing comments from Secretary of State Rex Tillerson earlier this year that all options, including military options, were on the table.

The Mail continued with a leader, and column by Stephen Glover, referencing comments by deputy national security adviser Oliver Robbins: Mr Robbins has previously suggested that these documents, which have probably been replicated many times, are so sensitive that British agents have had to be moved for their own safety.

Other messages contained emoji icons of a TV set, apparently referencing comments Batshuayi made in response to the alleged racist chanting last month.