Sentence examples for slight reference from inspiring English sources
Later, he made slight reference to the television industry in "Gotta Serve Somebody," recorded in 1979.
Your article made a slight reference to Thomas Hooker, the Puritan minister who founded Hartford as a colony for religious dissenters from the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
The speech was clearly aimed at the gender gap (the fact that more women prefer Dukakis): Bush made no mention of aid to the Contras, and made only a slight reference to SDI.
Mr. Gingrich made a similar speech earlier in the day to a half-filled convention center ballroom in Rosemont, another suburb, making only a slight reference to his plan to take his run all the way to the Republican convention in August by "bringing new solutions and using new science and new technology and new management" to solve the nation's problems.
Mr. Gingrich made no mention about ending his campaign any time soon, making only a slight reference to his plan to take his run all the way to the convention in August by "bringing new solutions and using new science and new technology and new management" to solve the nation's problems.
Finally, the Simpsons' home being demolished to make way for a bypass is a very slight reference to the opening of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
If Dunmore's slight references touch off historical sparks, then the reason for her brevity is immediately apparent.
ALTHOUGH Cuyler staunchly supported the northern cause, his history of the church in 1885 and his autobiography in 1902 make only the slightest reference to antislavery activities.
It is telling that Mr Assad didn't make the slightest reference, in the BBC interview, to the so-called Geneva process aimed at reaching a "political transition" in Syria.
In fact, the home page of Vulture.com will bear just the slightest reference to its matron magazine and Web site, nymag.com, a clear reflection of the magazine's goal of drawing in more readers and advertisers from the national market.
In those pre-internet days, I would scour every book and newspaper in hopes of finding the slightest reference that someone else might be gay like me.
