This comforted Aunt Betsy, who had made many of her preparations for the wedding with a direct referenceto the "city folks" so confidently expected.
He had not tasted food that day, and faint for the want of it he followed her to where the table had been set, and supper prepared with a direct reference to his particular taste.
Ever since hearing that he was at Clifton, in the next room to Ethie, Aunt Barbara had counted upon a speedy reconciliation, and done many things with a direct reference to that reconciliation.
Observe that this is a direct reference to Berkeley.
Direct reference to experience, therefore, became a necessary element in idealism.
It may lead to conclusions which become determining factors in action, but the process of inquiry has no direct reference to conduct.
It made no direct reference to Cooper, but the whole object was to discredit the account of the battle which he had given.
The house had received from the inhabitants the name of Templeton Hall, with a direct reference to "The Pioneers.
There is no mention whatever of the name of Valentinus in the passage, and, as we shall presently {57} show, there is no direct reference in the whole chapter to Valentinus himself.
There is no evidence of their use by heretical leaders, however, and no direct reference to them by any writer, heretical or orthodox, whom we have examined.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "direct reference" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
