Sentence examples for referencing one another from inspiring English sources

1 Bordwell outlines specific cinematic modes such as classical Hollywood, art cinema, and historical materialism, all of which encompass distinct storytelling strategies while still referencing one another and building on the foundations of other modes.

The play is initiated by the triadic group all positioned differently in the room yet aware through socially referencing one another.

News outlets have long referenced one another both to critique and to credit.

GHG data sets often cross-reference one another to complement information omitted in their own data gathering and the Figure 1 shows how key data sets have different scopes.

Songs like "World Sick," "Sentimental X's," and "All for All" ("Off and on it's what we want / What we want is off and on") seemed unabashedly to reference one another.

Deflecting allegations of copying, Koons said of the Gazing Ball Paintings that artists reference one another all the time.

A more reliable approach is to exploit the fact that many data resources cross-reference one another.

In Watt's tweet, he cleverly dropped  #WhereIsKellyKapowski, referencing one of the characters on the show.

When Marissa announced free lunch, she channeled the Apple founder by referencing "One More Thing" (Steve Jobs).

All positioned differently in the room, they socially reference one another constantly through gaze and hearing.

Utilizing this method, it can be determined computationally that the ChEBI and KEGG terms cross-reference one another, and hence species1 and species2 can be unambiguously determined to represent equivalent entities.