Sentence examples for social references from inspiring English sources

Lady Windermere's Fan has some social references, which makes it not so good.

Norman Lewis was an African-American painter whose abstract art can, usually covertly, contain social references.

Reading also requires background knowledge of cultural, historical and social references.

These bottles evoke water as life-giving and as burdensome, in one of the many deft social references that Mr. Wilson and Mr. Ouamba exploit.

These terse cookie-cutter letters bespeak a maladroit candidate who doesn't play well with others, particularly when they are from social references.

"In Jersey," Mr. Henry said, "you have to go through an interview process declaring wealth, guaranteeing a minimum annual tax payment and providing social references".

As more and more older users try to turn Facebook into a legitimate social reference guide, younger people may follow suit and stop treating it as a circus ring.

The owners secretary wrote a note to a friend of Mr. Coward's asking him to write a note that would serve as a "social reference for Mr. Coward" and would be passed on to the agents of the building the Douglas Elliman people.

By contrast, this sort of social referencing capacity in monkeys and apes is rudimentary.

This gazing formed "social referencing" behaviour, noted by Sumsion and Goodfellow (2012), p.318 as holding particular social and emotional intention.

These results are discussed in the context of emotional contagion, regulation, and the emergence of social referencing.