Sentence examples for referential from inspiring English sources

Aside from the constant cursing, the language is poetically economical and referential.

These referential devices are not precise.

Referential use.

Is a demonstrative pronoun purely referential?

In this he was responding to the emergence of direct referential accounts of the kind that Kripke had made popular.

However, the two aspects are independent of each another, and neuropsychological evidence appears to show that they can be dissociated: there are patients whose referential competence is impaired or lost while their inferential competence is intact, and vice versa (see Section 5.3).

Now it's just a winky-nudgy, self-referential parade of male toplessness.

"Vacancy", which is his first English-language film, is like the work of a young Roman Polanski.Mark Smith's script suggests all sorts of self-referential meanings.

A paper in a 2006 issue of Strategy & Leadership commented that "research is not designed with managers' needs in mind, nor is it communicated in the journals they read…For the most part it has become a self-referential closed system [irrelevant to] corporate performance".Lost in translationMost professors argue that it is only right that academic journals be written with other academics in mind.

Much like the network of economics bloggers, there is an elite, self-referential community of point-bloggers.

William Heath, who runs a witty blog on government reform, idealgovernment.com, describes the website as a "random generator of self-referential public-service information".