Sentence examples for wide range of references from inspiring English sources
The stamps that identify the heroin inside draw on a wide range of references.
Especially since Basement Jaxx used actual human vocals and wove a wide range of references into their music, I thought they would reach more people, and for longer.
Adam Fitzgerald doesn't sound like a mountain and probably never will; with its wide range of references and fearless leaps, his work is more horizontal.
All the familiar pleasures of the series are present to the end, including the devastatingly contradictory or confessional inner-voice-overs, the wide range of references (name-checks tonight ranging from Delia Smith to Dorothy Parker) and the still-sometimes-disconcerting tight closeups.
The show MANIC / LOVE traverses the artist's trajectory from a cheeky but technically humble body of work to a similarly cheeky, yet quite sophisticated apparatus, overlapping a wide range of references from popular culture, while alluding to the self-contained sexuality and violence in an ever-contradictory society.
There are a wide range of references to third party authorization in research ethics documents and case law.
I think Bruno Tonioli is very intelligent – he talks well, and has a very wide range of reference, and he uses very good similes.
Apart from his keen eye and his wide range of reference, Tom's virtues included bracing clarity (he never used art-speak or any other kind of higher waffle), utter honesty (he was never intimidated by reputations), and originality (even if you thought you knew his tastes, he could surprise you).
Wide range of reference strength data would be useful to proportion the materials for the given strength at ambient conditions.
The ATR-FTIR study conducted on a wide range of reference materials has highlighted the relevance of this routine analytical method to discriminate certain subgroups of PU coatings.
The empirical data used, comprised observations of invertebrate abundance and percentage fine sediment, collected across a wide range of reference condition temperate stream and river ecosystems (model training dataset n = 2252).
