Sentence examples for references to events from inspiring English sources

Margaret Jull Costa's translation can't recreate the historical context, short of inserting explicit references to events.

There are references to events where steins were smashed and German dogs were slaughtered.

It begins too slowly and feels weighed down at times by references to events in the earlier book.

The Times regrets that some references to events are outdated, and that the tone of some articles and advertising is inconsistent with the gravity of the news.

"Something Red" is a delectable time capsule, with plenty of references to events and products, especially odoriferous ones, that plant us squarely in the moment.

No effort has been made to update the piece; there are still plentiful references to events (the Hearst trial) and pop culture of the mid-70s.

I especially object to having my character assassinated by reference to events from my past...

For modern readers, another difficulty is the topicality of the works; they were often composed for particular occasions and made reference to events and personal situations that were well-known to the original audience but not necessarily to later readers.

A few letters from 1936 are filed with reference to events that occurred in academic year 1937-1938.

As his work proceeded Carnap tended to explain probabilities by reference to events and propositions rather than speak overtly about sentences.

However, these asymmetries may be attenuated to the extent that objects, too, may and sometimes must be identified via reference to events.