Sentence examples for strange reference from inspiring English sources
This strange reference to Singapore suggested that we oppose anti-corruption work at the United Nations.
Clint Eastwood, in his now infamous empty-chair "speech," made a strange reference to the war in Afghanistan.
It struck Mr. Neal as a strange reference coming from someone who was being accused of using his music to take advantage of young girls.
And while "a pluming smokestack is a strange reference for something that is supposed to make your health better," he acknowledged, "I still think it's a beautiful object".
Aphex Twin (Richard D. James), who once made a strange reference to UPIC, famously hid a rather satanic-looking version of his face in his song "[Equation]".
In an answer to a question about who your pick would be for the next Treasury Secretary, you cited Warren Buffet and then you made a strange reference to eBay.
One of the first signs that the emphasis on a straight eight-hour sleep had outlived its usefulness arose in the early 1990s, thanks to a history professor at Virginia Tech named A. Roger Ekirch, who spent hours investigating the history of the night and began to notice strange references to sleep.
Mrs. Clinton followed up with her strange references to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and President Lyndon Johnson — and no matter how many times she tried to reframe the quote, the feeling hung in the air that she was denigrating America's most revered black leader.
It's all these strange references to it that keep popping up because it's just so appropriate.
While there are all kinds of strange references to the Rosicrucian Society and The Shakespiracy (a secret society devoted to exposing vampires and finding the Holy Grail), this movie is just a lot of grand and silly fun.
(His most memorable debate moment may well have been his decidedly strange Nirvana reference). He simply did not catch fire — with the slight exception of the last few days prior to the New Hampshire primary.
