Sentence examples for references to the idea from inspiring English sources

I daren't think I'm the first person to have thought such a thing, so I did a Google search and found some references to the idea elsewhere.

William Grimes, in a review for The New York Times that year, wrote that Strip House wasn't so much a steakhouse as "a catalog of hip references to the idea of a steakhouse".

Strip House is not so much a steakhouse as a catalog of hip references to the idea of a steakhouse, a kind of restaurant that really has no natural place in the heart of Greenwich Village.

My source for this article is VentureBeat's Virgin Mobile may cut 300 jobs, as yet another MVNO reels, which makes references to the idea that Virgin Mobile "might" cut 300 jobs and compares it to other MVNO providers.

There are also a large number of references to the idea that labor relations can have non-monetary dimensions, and the speeches connect exploitation to this "non-material" dimension.

There are occasional references to the idea of a lymphatic system in the brain in historic literature.

Over the past five years, analysts have noted how Mr. Erdogan's government has steadily increased references to Islam in the curriculum and removed some references to the ideas of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, Turkey's founder.

Unfortunately, he made only a passing reference to the idea of giving more assistance to cash-strapped state and local governments, and extending unemployment insurance.

Fed officials appeared to be taken aback by Mr. Paulson's public reference to the idea, and cautioned that it was still in early development.

The term is a satiric reference to the idea that in such an uncontrolled reaction, the core could burn through the earth.

It could also have been a sly reference to the idea that Microsoft may have a new chief within the next few years.