Sentence examples for suggested a reference to from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's a nod to 1960s psych-rockers HP Lovecraft or, as one Welsh newspaper suggested, a reference to Lovecraft, a Cardiff sex shop.

"The military context is sketchy," in your judgment (remarkably similar to the Guardian's), "and Ruari Murchison's set is a bland all-purpose affair of embossed double-doors and Venetian blinds" – presumably, you archly suggest, a reference to Venice, where the play is set.

One of his producers suggested "Burrhead," a reference to Mr. McKay's crew cut.

Clarkson and his fellow former Top Gear hosts James May and Richard Hammond were accused of trying to provoke a reaction by driving through Argentina last year with the number plate H892 FKL, which some suggested was a reference to the Falklands War.

Alicia Castro met with the BBC's director of television Danny Cohen in London on Monday to deliver a formal complaint about Clarkson, who drove around Argentina in a Porsche with the registration number H982 FLK, which some people suggested was a reference to the 1982 Falklands war.

The value obtained, 2.07 ± 0.05, was suggested as a reference to estimate organics in PM2.5 in rural areas of the North China Plain.

The framework is suggested as a reference to improve the urban transportation model and integrate the urban planning and transportation planning closely.

The manufacturer suggested a reference value of < 25 mg/L.

That suggests a reference not to the year of American independence but to the year that Totila became king and the emperor Justinian extinguished the Roman consulship.

[8] Realizing that the length of a man's life is up to around "120 years" according to Genesis 6 3 may suggest that a reference to a generation may be longer than 70.

He also attacked cartoons that he suggested were racist, a reference to cartoons that had appeared in The New York Post that portrayed Mr. Ferrer as Mr. Sharpton's puppet and rendered Mr. Sharpton as clownish and corpulent.