Sentence examples for all refers to from inspiring English sources

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.

"We could have had it all" refers to a past that could have been but never was.

This number also includes the alternatively spliced variants and non-coding transcripts whereas else all refers to the number of protein-coding genes.

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

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

(From now on we must all refer to the PM as David Bullingdon, OK? And that includes you, Mr Miliband).

The hotel, the caterers, the waiters, the jewellers, the registry office staff all referred to a wedding, a marriage.

He said he was leaving because, "I've seen them all," referring to the players who participated in the camp.