referential

Definitions

Examples

• Since you don’t know how people link to your pages, a self-referential one helps to clean up small mistakes.

• Almost more than anybody I’ve ever witnessed, he’s clearly a man devoid of any sort of sense of humor or self-referential anything.

• So this self-referential processing network, which tends to be more active among people who are clinically anxious and depressed, is also active when you look at people experiencing chatter.

• This psychological experience corresponds to increased levels of activity in brain networks that support self-referential and emotional processing in the brain.

• Of course publishing a book of selfies is the height of Kim Kardashian self-referential ridiculousness.

• Perhaps the word “hipster” has now lost all referential meaning.

• They are self-referential, sculpted by parody or subversive of conventions, and ambitiously re-inventive.

• With names like Nestor, Clarissa, and Ludwig, the characters are equally referential.

• A lot of it is self-referential, i.e., to other incidents to the Marvel universe.

• This is truly a "handy referential volume," and deserving of a large sale.

• They are all too broadly referential, too vague, to be of real use to a manager or actor looking for a play to produce.

• The man of the 'oath referential, or sentimental swearing,' makes the entire scope of the part an 'echo to the sense.'

• What is of peculiar interest is the symptom in his malady called "referential ideas."

• The written, as we know, almost constantly appeared together with other referential systems, especially images.