Sentence examples for references whether from inspiring English sources

Again, most of these references — whether allusive or satirical — are signaled by characters' names.

He seemed effortlessly to produce these references whether on the floor of the House of Commons or in casual private conversation.

The brand-name references, whether it's to John O'Hara and de Kooning or Burger King and the Whitney Biennial, are as spot-on as Jess Goldstein's sociologically exact costumes.

However, to those who read most of the documentation on national health policies and other national health development programs in that region, this comes as no surprise, as these documents are not based on any scientific references, whether local or international.

This richness of reference, whether one notices or not, confers both veracity and an undeniable charm.

Mr. Aboul Fotouh added that he believed parties could have a "religious reference" — whether Muslim or Christian — but should not exclude people of other faiths.

When she teaches classes on African-American literature and culture, Ms. Brooks, 37, often uses rock music as a frame of reference, whether discussing the merits of 1970's stadium rock or the black rock revolution of the late 1980's.

Its portrait will serve, the researchers said, as an anatomical framework that other researchers can use as a reference, whether they are investigating large patterns of brain function or small details.

A website checker is also in place to help people cross-reference whether the website is legitimate.

Perhaps the most recognizable point of reference, whether as model or a source of contention, for early modern philosophers was Aquinas.

Snyder says you need additional landmarks, ones that will help you know it's time to anticipate the next turn: "Just find a solid visual reference, whether that's a crack in the road, a tree.