Sentence examples for because it referred from inspiring English sources

Because it referred, really, to nothing at all, and yet it was actually very moving.

One text has already been withdrawn because it referred to prostitution in frontier towns.

This article was amended on 10 April 2014 because it referred to a lunch.

This article was amended on 23 February 2012 because it referred to people's favourite "balmy bishop" instead of "barmy bishop".

It was further amended on 3 May 2013 because it referred to Shaker Aamer as a British citizen.

She sent back the first version of the writ because it referred to her as a "right reverend father in God".

What is it about that name — Rockefeller — a name that has a strange power of its own because it refers to one of the most powerful men in history?

The whimsical, cartoonlike new Beetle, which Mays describes as "essentially three circles," is distinctive because it has both wit and finesse, but mostly because it refers so overtly to its predecessor.

The designation sometimes applied to these works -- whiteness studies" -- is an awful misnomer, not only because its implications are as critical for nonwhites as for whites, but because it refers to two very different kinds of scholarship.

In fact, Animism should be capitalized because it refers to a specific set of beliefs.

There should be no comma after "presumably," because it refers to "for commercial reasons".