Sentence examples for references really from inspiring English sources

It felt weird how they became Britpop references, really, and how quickly they got turned into beery cartoons".

We worship you!" Yeah, basically that was a reference really inspired by a man named Ahmet Ertegun (6).

So while the new "Spectacular" is multimedia (3-D sleigh rides!) with flashes of modern humor (a Criss Angel reference? really?), it remains the closest thing we have to what was once the largest, most glittery variety act of them all: the Ziegfeld Follies.

In fact, the only historical reference really made was mention of Timothy McVeigh and the Oklahoma City bombings, a terrorist attack on the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City on April 19 , 1995 which was the most destructive anarchist bombing act in American history if correctly framed in purely anarchist terms.

Naturally, the fact that the President utters it has mostly been taken out of context: "Obama said the n-word!" Frankly, in the way it's being used -- as a reference, really -- there's been a lot more made of it than needed.

My references were really more 'Ferris Bueller' and the films of Kevin Smith.

I got my references done really quickly, by the Rev Janet Corlett and two other people from the South London Mission.

The words and the references are really useful only to people who have had the same experiences and use the same vocabulary: those references are to a shared basis of sensory experience and a shared language.

Other establishment clause cases such as those dealing with religious symbols and public references are really cases at the margin, too, including a case argued earlier this year on whether or not the applied favoritism for Christian prayer guests at a local town hall was constitutionally problematic.

So can reference letters really torpedo an application?

Self-reference never really steps outside of, or breaks free from, itself.