Sentence examples for sense of reference from inspiring English sources

As in Cambourne, there is a sense of reference points run amok.

"Immigrants often had no sense of reference, so they would just set out in affordable places to live … and then they'd revitalize them because they wanted to create a home for their families". Robert Aguilar's parents were among those immigrants.

The sensitizing concept "children's resistance" provided a general sense of reference in approaching the empirical material.

Touching the measurement under the scale bar translates the measurement into meters, providing some sense of reference.

In this way, Blumer distinguishes between definitive concepts that precisely define the object of enquiry, and sensitizing concept, which give 'a general sense of reference and guidance in approaching empirical instances' [ 34] (page 7).

Sensitizing concepts suggested further directions in which to look, and gave us "a general sense of reference and guidelines in approaching empirical instances ([ 23], p 164, based on Blumer [ 32]).

Her work could be said to combine Mary Heilmann's rigorous approach to process with Laura Owens's free sense of historical reference; Frank Stella and Richard Tuttle might also be invoked.

In this way, diabetes is still most commonly understood and made sense of by reference to traditional or pre-existing ideas.

Crais can't seem to make sense of the references.

and (2) How does our sense of dialectical references affect acts and acting?

The new look used letters carved in stone and a trapdoor to evoke a sense of mystery and reference Zork's caves and dungeons.