Sentence examples for but instead refers from inspiring English sources

Some of the most clever clues will be apparent to you only after you solve and then look back at the crossings, like "Text attachment?", which is not a computer term at all, but instead refers to the suffix ILE that turns "text" into "TextILE".

For example, cropping a subvolume as follows does not create a copy of the original array but instead refers to the correct memory offsets in the original.

Buckley et al. (1976) seem to suggest they already believe that validity is not a belonging of the measure, but instead refers to the reliability of the conclusions which are drawn from the measure.

He didn't name his cows like the Bahima but instead referred to them by numbers.

Most universities don't offer bereavement specific counselling, but instead refer students to outside services, such as Cruse.

Mrs. Kirchner was expected to discuss her plans for YPF on Thursday night in a televised appearance but instead referred to the beef and chocolate industries.

Of these the first is humanism, a term that did not carry the present-day ethical or antireligious sense but instead referred to the intensive study of a revived Classical antiquity.

Amid the outrage, Olivier Laurelli, a French web expert, wrote on the website Rue89 that "at that price, one would naturally expect a veritable marvel", but instead referred to the site as a badly-maintained "catastrophe".

I am not trundling out a dogmatic list of leftwing criticisms here – what would be the point, right now? – but instead refer the reader to an editorial in the Daily Telegraph this week: "The country doesn't want a love-in, it wants competence.

Because this research has received extensive treatment in recent work on free will, we will not consider it further, but instead refer interested readers to the sources cited above and to Mele 2011 for critical discussion and references.

The root-servers themselves do not contain any mappings for FQDNs, but instead refer to Top-Level-Domain (TLD) servers responsible for the requested TLD by replying with an NS-record containing the name server of the next layer and its IP-address in an A-record.