Sentence examples similar to Referring to your comment from inspiring English sources

This Question Time referred to your comments about the 100 academics who said that they thought you were getting policies wrong.

[Author's response: We have referred to your comments when discussing the paper by Delaye et al].

This question also refers to your specific comment below regarding the normal loss of DE-cad from the leading edge, we refer to Figure 1 from Gorfinkiel and Arias 2007 (J Cell Sci 120 3289), which shows a late stage of DC (during the zippering phase), which is, however, never reached by the foscrb Y10A embryos.

My comments refer to your lines about Switzerland.

"I said something that's just completely wrong," Mr. Romney said, referring to the comments.

"It's disrespectful to me," said Heslin, referring to Jones' comments on the massacre.

"You said all your jobs are on the line," Sanders said, referring to comments Sapp had made about the do-or-die nature of this season.

It did not mention any countries but may have been referring to comments by Luis de Guindos, the Spanish economy minister.

The Labour MP had been referring to comments Mr Livingstone made about Adolf Hitler.

Another tweet from Smith, referring to his original comments.

She was referring to comments Jason made last week on 'Lopez Tonight' (scroll down to watch).