Sentence examples for references as in from inspiring English sources

Van Duyn's work is filled with literary references, as in "Leda Reconsidered," a response to W.B. Yeats's "Leda and the Swan," and in "An Essay on Criticism," which employs the genre and heroic couplets of Alexander Pope.

Uses of the word "source" peak in 2007, with five times as many references as in 2004.

Most of the references to poverty in State of the Unions are what speechwriters call "drive-bys" — passing, perfunctory references, as in, "Just do a drive-by on the immigration bill because reporters will notice if we don't mention it".

The set was full of minithemes: bee references (as in B for Beyoncé), homages to predecessors like James Brown and Donna Summer, reminders about Beyoncé's celebrity and her fashion tie-ins.

But like the postmodernists to come, he also incorporated historical references, as in Yale's Tuscan village-inspired Samuel F. B. Morse and Ezra Stiles residential colleges.

The heritability of eyes closed, resting EEG power using monopolar references (as in our study) tends to be the same at all scalp locations [17] [19] and has been shown to be approximately 80 85% for theta, alpha and beta and 40% for delta in twin studies [18] [22] and 23 68% in one large family based study [23].

The time-constraints of the match process limits review of some data (manuscripts referenced as "in press," advanced degrees, etc).

Authors can use any one of these references, as well as the reference in BMC Medical Research Methodology, when citing CONSORT.

Low and medium contact levels (the reference category)–As in the first classification (see above).

Information regarding healthcare resource was included in 38 of the identified references (as summarized in Table  3).

Second, we identify instances of self-deprecating self-reference as in 'I'm going deaf that's all'.