Sentence examples for that point of reference from inspiring English sources

For unstated reasons, that point of reference surfaced only glancingly.

But even that point of reference disappears, and the very strategy on the ground is obscure.

Some evidence was obtained to suggest that listing sensory attributes in the order that approximate the time when they would be perceived during the course of consuming the sample is necessary unless consumers are given explicit instructions to recall all sensory perceptions and evaluate attributes on the list from that point of reference.

Whatever the connection may be, bring that point of reference to the forefront in your communication to the recruiter.

If we were enough within ourselves, would that point of reference change how we feel about money?

This is not to suggest that we must stay at that point of reference, but we must start there.

In that case, you have a been-there-done-that point of reference to offer your clients: You have experienced the ins and outs of the healing journey.

"So that's the point of reference, not that you think they're fat," she explains.

Try and explore the events forwards and backwards to see a common thread or event that made you leave the point of reference.

Mr. Formichetti said that a point of reference was the designer's 1997 "insects" collection, which had supermodels in patent leather and bug-eyed masks.

Note, however, that our point of reference is a tax regime in which low and zero emission vehicles in general and PHEVs in particular enjoy very much lower tax rates than do fuel guzzlers.