Sentence examples for referenced in which from inspiring English sources
In this episode, Today show co-host Meredith Vieira is referenced, in which Kenneth reveals that Vieira made him eat an unripe banana in front of her, which Kenneth believes was sexual harassment.
On 30 Rock, Jon Bon Jovi played himself and his title as artist in residence was referenced, in which he appears as a contestant on the Bravo cooking reality television series Top Chef, and is later shown strumming the NBC Nightly News theme.
He referenced ways in which voters are being marginalized, he shared Attorney General Holder's work defending voting rights and he encouraged everyone to participate in our election process.
Among other victories, the president referenced cases in which Verrilli argued and prevailed before the high court, such as key challenges to federal housing laws and the government's prerogatives in immigration enforcement.
In terms of the theme of transformation, La Femme Nikita, Pretty Woman and Trading Places are all referenced in the movie, which could also be subtitled Film History 101.
I didn't have a musical frame of reference in which to place it.
Delusions of reference, in which the person attributes a special, irrational, and usually negative significance to other people, objects, or events, are common in the disease.
For example, Mr. Garg introduced hospital officials to Skyscape, a provider of mobile medical references, in which he had a financial interest.
As one example, a frame of reference in which the Earth is at rest must rotate once per year about the Sun.
Miss S. is indulgent toward psychologists, some of whom have assured her that what she needs to put her work on scientific footingis a frame of reference in which a graphological evaluation of a personality could be measured against some more generally accepted yardstick.
"Was I always the problem?" Blue Nights does contain an element of authenticity: Didion takes her time getting to it, but once there she is somewhat freed from the compulsive repetition and self-reference in which she has until now become increasingly entangled.
