Sentence examples for all refers from inspiring English sources

"Medicare for All" refers to the popular public health insurance program for the elderly, called Medicare.

The desolating sacrilege is often what is translated in more modern Bibles; it all refers to the same language.

But then again, being reviewed badly, or oddly, or even well, is quite disconcerting and weirdly irrelevant – it all refers to work you did so long ago.

The book's subtitle, after all, refers to Jane's "opinions," and, as Lepore observes, Jane wrote openly and freely to her famous brother throughout her life, never failing to tell him exactly what she thought and often adopting a teasing, familiar tone.

In CBQ (case base quality), the subscript all refers to all servers.

The root bending stress calculated by Eq. (5) is a maximum tensile stress on the dangerous section at the load side of tooth (the root bending stress mentioned in this paper all refers to this maximum stress), as shown in Figure 2.

The companies all referred queries to the group.

(The terms all refer to the same wireless system).

However, the seven associations of "wrinkles" with "brows" that Mr. Taylor notes all refer to the forehead.

The ads all refer to Hawaii as "the Hawaiian Islands," and use that phrase as a theme.

Something that messed with what the political know-it-alls refer to as the Narrative.