Sentence examples for I refer again from inspiring English sources

I refer again to the guy's numbers.

Yet reading through his football writings (I refer again to his fine "Coaching Football's 46 Defense") his emphasis throughout is not on preparation and repetition but on surprise assault — on the Walsh trinity of "attack, explode, recover".

There is another source of difficulty in the diagnosis, to which I shall refer again (Lect. XVI), namely, cerebral or spinal-marrow disease, which may induce or cause some of the physical signs of hip-joint disease.

I have written recently about Berlin's strained relations with Moscow and refer again to the issue in my latest Letter From Europe.

Homeless people refer again and again to feeling as though they don't exist, or feeling that society treats them as though they don't exist.

"We have had no help from the board," the West Indies captain said and he would later refer again to their lack of support as disappointing.

To explore the idea of speciation rates, one can refer again to the analogy of human life spans and ask: How old are my living siblings?

Such types had never appeared on tombs before, and they refer, again according to Michelangelo, to the inevitable movement of time, which is circular and leads to death.

We refer again to the entries on dialetheism and paraconsistent logic for more information.

We refer again to Table 2 for an overview of the different families and their stability properties.

With regard to the C-LPCD model, we need to refer again to the theory of Markov chains.