Sentence examples for barely refer from inspiring English sources

Most of them can barely refer to it.

The film barely refers to Dr. Nielsen's past personal life.

The vice president barely referred to Mr. Bush during today's appearance.

He barely referred to Mrs. Clinton, instead urging Democrats and like-minded independents to join allegiances.

Mr. Thompson barely referred to the current president, and instead lavished praise on President Ronald Reagan.

In a speech on the economy on Thursday, she repeatedly attacked Mr. Bush but barely referred to her rival.

Some of it is documentary in form; some is oblique, abstract, metaphorical; some barely refers to the actual catastrophe at all.

With the exception of NBC's "Third Watch," about rescue workers in New York, many dramatic series set in the city are barely referring to real-life terrorism.

As the Obama war cabinet now debates its choices, American discourse barely refers to Afghan leaders by name or to the particular equations of the country's diverse provinces.

In this remarkable work, he barely refers to the organization of the dewan (administration) because he had been able, with the help of his well-chosen servants, to control and model it on traditional lines.

Before Farage spoke it was barely referred to except as an ATM machine from which enough money can be repatriated to pay all the promised higher spending and lower taxes.