| This name was widely adopted after the French conquest in 1898, yet it was never used by the people in question as a term of self-reference. |
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| Jonathan Beck has interpreted this manner of literary and musical composition as the implosion of a formal system through radical self-reference. |
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| The film's only major misstep comes in what appears to be a misguided attempt at humorous self-reference. |
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| It was something a little more off the wall, a bit of self-reference or a weird thought. |
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| In its place were predictable and sometimes dated funnies interspersed with more telling moments of self-reference. |
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| Infinity, induction, and self-reference are gently introduced and tied to the puzzles, and logical symbols are gradually incorporated. |
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| Additionally, draft a self-reference statement noting contributions you made to earn or save money for your former employer. |
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| The idea was always to do it without affection or self-reference, to provide some kind of panoramic view of the world as I was seeing it at the time. |
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