Sentence examples for references probably from inspiring English sources

My earliest encounter with musical literary references probably came via Van Morrison's Rave On, John Donne.

Those third party references probably won't be primed for your call.

We know you're frustrated, and our nerdy Harry Potter references probably aren't helping.

What those references probably are not is evidence of some hate-filled, white supremacist mind; after all, even during World War II, Il Duce was mainly considered a joke.

The similarity of their painting styles and their common frame of reference probably explain why, for a long time, the Hermitage Crucifixion was attributed to Velázquez.

Either way, they appear to be unaware that the Founding Fathers' "nature's God" is a reference, probably a pointed one, to their Deist conception of a strictly creator God, a detached deity that does not trouble itself with the outcomes of football games, illnesses, elections, or wars, including culture wars.

The idea of fractional calculus has been known since the regular calculus, with the first reference probably being associated with Leibniz and L'Hospital in 1695 where a half-order derivative was mentioned.

(Of course, the earlier Macy's reference probably clued you into that!).

WHEREAS, The Beastie Boys exemplified New York through a period in which grassroots creativity and a community of iconoclastic artists helped redefine and rejuvenate a city on the ropes, with iconic imagery from Brooklyn to Ludlow Street; Squadron ended his speech with a reference probably too fresh for his elderly counterparts.

Yet the literary references are probably worth enduring for the lovely moments when they do resonate.

So the woo-woo references are probably just a stylistic tic and I get it: it's a look.