例句與造句

1. In terms of literal references to clothing, Scripture, at times, seems to give it little importance.
2. It is a literal reference for the man who says he is the son of a tribal king.
3. Analysts such as Kate Wharton have observed that any literal references to Trevorrow's association with Sultan Iskandar was carefully omitted in all official biographies.
4. Although Grenke put Humpty Dumpty in his title, and Christopher Plant's setting included a wall, there were no literal references to that nursery rhyme character.
5. Chris claimed Kate Hudson's influence on his lyrics was subtle : " More so than a literal reference to her, it's the vantage point from where I'm writing.
6. It's difficult to find literal reference in a sentence. 用literal reference造句挺難的
7. The literal reference is to a 1938 jazz song by Slim Gaillard and Slam Stewart, and it doesn't really matter that in their jive patois, floogie meant prostitute and floy floy meant venereal disease.
8. The way this " Damascus " is treated in the document makes it possible that it was not a literal reference to Damascus in Syria, but to be understood either geographically for Babylon or Qumran itself.
9. Another more literal reference involves Mendoza's giving birth to twin sons, augmented human baby boys, to house the recorded consciousnesses of Alec Checkerfield and Nicholas Harpole, the first and third incarnations of Project Adonai, her now-immortal lover.
10. And the suggestion that the Constitution's phrase " Offenses against the Law of Nations " is obviously, necessarily a specific and literal reference to Emerich de Vattel's book is something over which I believe reasonable people can reasonably differ without our needing to posit a conspiracy to suppress the truth.
11. Guiding him through this retrospective is a mystery man named Gabe _ an all-too literal reference to the archangel Gabriel _ played by Jonathan Pryce, who's relegated to sitting next to Porter and repeatedly saying something along the lines of, " It's your life, Cole, " as if we couldn't ascertain that for ourselves.
12. In the final verse, she makes mention of " what you left in me / Something that will grow, everyone will know ", which is apparently a literal reference to pregnancy, rather than a figurative reference to memories, as the final lines describe the lover's return and " Then we'll be three, under the summer sun ".
13. The earliest written dated literal references to the term " Mother Earth " occur in Mycenaean Greek . " Ma-ka " ( transliterated as " ma-ga " ), " Mother Socratic philosophers had " invented " nature when they abstracted the entirety of phenomena of the world as singular : " physis ", and this was inherited by Aristotle.