Sentence examples similar to this character refers from inspiring English sources

Within Torchwood, the character refers to sexual orientation classifications as "quaint".

This organisational character refers not only to elements or features within the art object itself, but to the environment in which the work comes to be.

"Reciprocity" was believed by some critics to have resolved this, as one character refers to her as Fauxlivia.

And in the latter, a character refers witheringly to the "casual cruelty" of newspapers.

When a character refers to Szymborska, Bialosky has Eleanor fill us in by adding, "the extraordinary Polish poet".

One character refers to people having "ripped the hole in Forever"; another speaks of someone who "went off to fight in the Mouse Wars".

When the Johnson character refers to politics as a knife fight, I flash to Skyler and Walt, wrestling for the kitchen knife.

The film, which stars John Travolta, turns hostages into human bombs during a bank robbery, and the Travolta character refers to terrorism.

A character refers to the General Slocum disaster as being the day before Joyce's strange and legendary Bloomsday, thereby setting the novel in actual time.

The detail -- another character refers to the Stage Manager as "sir" -- is telling inasmuch as it underscores the authority that the Stage Manager must convey to deliver heartbreaking truths with full force.

Character: refers to the quality of the physical features of the individual.