Sentence examples for with reference to one from inspiring English sources

Updated at 7.15pm BST 6.19pm BST We're deliberately resisting bringing you too many Wire references too early in this blog, and instead refer you to a scene from one of author David Simon's earlier works of genius - Homicide, Life on the Street, featuring one John Waters, and with reference to one Edgar Allan Poe.

Lulu Wang is the founder of Tupelo Capital Management, a name chosen tongue-in-cheek with reference to one of Wellesley's more girlish traditions.

Cue Jonze, with reference to one of the Fire's recent dazzling gigs: "There are two types of gigs where you witness this eerie hush: the ones where the crowd are so awestruck that their vocal chords are paralysed, and the ones where Snow Patrol are playing".

was undertaken to substantiate their taxonomic demarcation with reference to one representative species of each genus.

The origin of this potentially useful property of the algorithm is explained with reference to one- and two-dimensional applications.

Otherwise, the algorithm was run again with reference to one fewer gene, excluding the most distant one first.

- US patient Independence was sometimes mentioned with particular reference to one's spouse; "I am very dependent on my husband and this affects me emotionally.

Ten parents showed up to spell out their opposition to the law, which amounted to this: Requiring the Pledge of Allegiance, with its reference to "one nation under God," violated the doctrine of church-state separation.

When verifying edges and nodes, users are required to use controlled syntax in the form of a BEL Statement and must generally support their action with a reference to one or more peer-reviewed publications.

The film is a bit of a stunt, a xenophobic attack on Japanese xenophobia, with an explicit reference to one of the great movies on the subject, Nagisa Oshima's "Death by Hanging"(1968).

"It comes down to a question of trust, between organisations but also with patients," noted Bishop, in reference to one of the recent controversies in AI, where Alphabet's DeepMind is working with the NHS, a project that was found to have violated privacy rules.