Sentence examples for to avoid reference from inspiring English sources
He is driving north from Qalqilya along the so-called seam zone, a bit of Israeli officialese used to avoid reference to the Green Line or the word "border".
But he had second thoughts about Somalia, a decision of "the Bush-Quayle administration," he said, unable to avoid reference to one of the Republican Party's less admired vice presidents.
The 18th century and, in particular, the Neoclassicists inherited this theory of "decorum" but, giving preference to a universal ideal, instead implemented it in restricted form: by subdividing all action and expression into classical repose, idealizing faces and bodies into classical heroes, and transforming all costume, if any, into tight-fitting attire to avoid reference to ephemeral time.
It can also be formulated to avoid reference to an overarching non-relative moral claim and to allow criticism of one's own culture.
As the above discussion of truth-value realism showed, the platonistic language of mathematics can be analysed in such a way as to avoid reference to and quantification over mathematical objects.
To avoid reference bias, we searched Google Scholar9 with similar keyword combination queries to arrive at an initial list of 108 peer-reviewed journal papers, of which 89 were found relevant.
President Obama and David Cameron both refer to Isil (presumambly to avoid references to Syria) but some newspapers, including the Observer, persist in reporting them referring to Isis.
In hundreds of cases, bank transfers were accompanied by specific instructions to avoid references to Iran or Iranian banking codes.
"Clearly, Mr Boyle goes far beyond that – as Brand and Ross managed to avoid referencing disability, rape, incest and paedophilia".
He tried unsuccessfully to avoid references to his having been found guilty of evading exchange controls in connection with his Spanish wine importing business.
If later series of Red Oaks reached 1987, it would be hard to avoid referencing one of the big movie touchstones of that year … You mean Dirty Dancing?
