Sentences with phrase «reference to a person»

As for my comment it was as I said a direct response to Artist using the same word in reference to people behaving poorly in the blog.

It's not hard to get your hands on good books, but the story of almost any successful entrepreneur also includes references to people the entrepreneur has met or mentors.

There are a lot of references to people going to the bathroom during the half - time period of a soccer match.

So, the one time I explicitly mention intelligence as a stat, it's in reference to people playing on higher difficulty levels, and in a positive way.

As she was being shown the website her comments were in reference to those people promoting themselves on the site.

«Yes, he broke the policy, he broke people's expectations, but also, people chose to share that data with him,» Zuckerberg said in reference to the person who built the data - scraping app for Cambridge Analytica.

Some of the continuing appeal of Ephesians lies in the use of domestic imagery and familial language with reference to the people of God.

But towards the end of the list, the pharaoh makes reference to a people called «Israel» being laid waste and destroyed.

Second, because the Christian world view transcends local culture, illustrations and references to people from beyond the local situation help the congregation enter into the fullness and inclusivity of that world view.

The screenplay is better when it withholds — throughout The Post, characters walk and talk (the other credited writer, Josh Singer, who also co-wrote Spotlight, is a West Wing alum), and drop references to people or events that would have been familiar knowledge to those at the time.

As I watched, I heard references to people on roofs, people getting into attics, people wandering around on overpasses, people not being allowed to have guns in the Convention Center, which was going to be used as a shelter.

They thus lose their rigid and exclusive reference to the person of Jesus, which deliberately excludes all other references.»

This analogy was in reference to people taking time to spend with God praying and asking for forgiveness.

Jesus» audience may or may not have understood his veiled reference to the people who rejected him, but through the benefit of hindsight we know to whom he was referring.

Wikipedia, an unreliable but adequate source for this kind of anecdote, says that there are references to people training with sand - filled bladders 3,000 years ago.

This famous dark lava rock promontory is named Pu'u Keka'a in Hawaiian (which translates as «the rolling hill,» probably in reference to people at one time observing stones rolling down from the top without any known cause).

More often than the men, they titled their works and these were often references to people, places, or events that inspired them.

Anytime I've run across such associations, I routinely dropped the names into the search feature at Gelbspan's Facebook Friends page or at Passacantando's, first to see if there was any kind of association with Gelbspan lately, and then to see if I could spot some kind of current web site reference to these people.

«evidence of age document» for a person means any of the following documents that bears a photograph of the person and that indicates (by reference to the person's date of birth or otherwise) that the person has attained a particular age, but does not include any such document that has expired or otherwise appears not to be in force:

It's conflating an issue and trying to put us in the same camp where we really don't belong,» said Case in reference to people comparing Grindr sharing user information to recent scandals involving Facebook and Cambridge Analytica.

(b) references in section 62G of that Act (as amended by this Schedule) to a family consultant are taken to be references to the person who provides the report.

Ed Miliband's speech is peppered with references to people he has met recently, including apprentice Elizabeth.

It is valid because in Mark there are references to people of his time so the event can be confirmed.

You were referring to «people like you» in reference to people who push their viewpoints on others (which is a lot like what you do!).

You write «economy - wide automation of jobs is not a technological impossibility; it is a psychological impossibility» with reference to people's unwillingness to believe we could automate ourselves out of work.

That meant that all the cold calls were written by real people, professional freelance writers who could do things like add a reference to the person's home town or hobbies and such.

The reference to a person or class of persons implies that the Minister may make an all - encompassing order or (as assumed above) a more discrete order or orders.

One is reminded of the references to persons who are least in the kingdom of heaven (Mt 5:19; 11:11; Lk 7:28).

Uniqueness with reference to person has both Greek and Jewish roots.

This is just one of the sections that makes me hesitant to accept that the exclusionary language used by Jesus is a reference to people spending eternity in hell.

In reference to a person, the present occasion, which is the person now, has within it the past of that route of occasions.

The illustrations and references to people and groups in the sermon have a particularly important social function as well.

And as he talks about the pressure that was on him from Trump, he pointedly dropped a reference to another person he once sparred with over an investigation: New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat.

[60][61][62] While the Government of India accepted the accession, it added the proviso that it would be submitted to a «reference to the people» after the state is cleared of the invaders, since «only the people, not the Maharaja, could decide where Kashmiris wanted to live.»

His speech was peppered with references to people he had met in recent weeks, including Colin, who remembered the foundation of the NHS, Gareth at a software company, and a cleaner called Josephine.