referential

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.