Sentence examples for revisited reference from inspiring English sources

In that mawkish speech, Harris first made a Monty Pythonesque reference to his deprived childhood (he was the first in his family to be educated beyond the age of 14) then he made a Brideshead Revisited reference to his "profound shock" on encountering the middle classes at Oxbridge, and then he made a Keir Hardie reference to the purity of his socialism, being resolutely "old Labour".

The team continually revisited and referenced the posters shown in Fig. 2.

However, to avoid confusion about taxonomy, this section may be revisited as a reference for technical definitions of these widely referred-to concepts.

Later, Burba revisited her source.

Reference [13] revisited the classic master/slave solution to schedule embarrassingly parallel tasks, which is the master for scheduling tasks heuristically.

The Jane-Birkin-making-daisy-chains reference has been revisited again and again, in film and fashion: think of Kirsten Dunst's white blouses in Sofia Coppola's The Virgin Suicides, set in 1970s Michigan, which revisits the look with a suburban teenage twist.

Hertzmann and Seitz [5] later revisited the idea of including reference material.

Even now, he still lives with his parents; as referenced as he revisited that topic of vehicles.

Revisiting initially rejected references evokes the berrypicking philosophy whereby information, initially rejected as irrelevant, subsequently becomes important.

(He described it as an "old furnace revisited and enriched with exquisite finishes, with strong references to tradition").

I revisited the film here a few weeks ago, with particular reference to Ford's performance.