Sentence examples for referring to notes from inspiring English sources

As well as referring to Notes from Underground as the first existential novel, some critics, including Leonid Grossman, have ascribed Underground Man's opinions to Dostoevsky.

Ms. Taubira is injecting verve into a mostly bland campaign landscape, improvising her fluent and fiery speeches without ever referring to notes.

Without referring to notes or consulting any aides, Mr. Aquino spoke at length about his priorities for the Philippines: creating jobs and strengthening education, health care and the judicial system.

"Oh absolutely, with her entire song written on her hand," Ms. Newport said of Sarah Palin, the former governor of Alaska, who was recently caught referring to notes scrawled on her hand while addressing the Tea Party Convention in Nashville.

She was confident, not referring to notes, and exuded cool authority – but most importantly showed she has the capacity to think on her feet and capitalise in an opportunity to land a punch.

Falk perfected the mannerisms of waving his hands around, scratching his forehead, gazing at his feet, then staring into the sky as he asked Columbo's questions while referring to notes on scraps of paper and acting polite and deferential, giving suspects the impression of a bumbling, Clouseau type.

Referring to note sheets where officials comment on and approve opinions, file notations reflect the factors that shape government decisions and offer a transparent view into the decision-making process.

As she wrote her thank-yous, Swift referred to notes about each radio-station worker that she had made on her iPhone.

Ground rules set out, she openly referred to notes and questioned her new "work-in-progress" material which made up around 20 minutes of the set.

One attendee, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the no-press rule, said Mr. Bush appeared to speak without a prompter and only occasionally referred to notes.

Please refer to notes from Figure9.