Sentence examples for but it refers from inspiring English sources

Zipcar, the popular car-sharing company, has several cars in the northern end of Bed-Stuy, but it refers to the area on its Web site not as Bed-Stuy but as Williamsburg.

It's tempting to dismiss this as empty rhetoric, but it refers to prophecies that the final showdown between Islam and its enemies will begin in Dabiq; members of Isis are expecting the imminent arrival of the Mahdi, a messianic figure who will lead a Muslim army to victory before the end of the world.

Xing is most often translated as the "nature" of a thing or kind of thing, but it refers specifically to the way a thing responds spontaneously to its environment.

It sounds like "quarantine," but it refers to 40 days.

That sounds like a familiar political situation, but it refers to recent bridge scheduling.

But it refers to a critical aspect of human psychology, the desire all people have for recognition.

The Bank of Italy is not obliged by law to disclose the pay of its governor, Antonio Fazio; but it referred us to tax returns held in the prime minister's office open to the public three mornings a week.

The ECB could not provide the requested information, but it referred The Economist to a hearing of the European Parliament when its boss, Wim Duisenberg, revealed that his salary was set as a fixed multiple of top salaries in the European Commission.

He received a reply the next day but it referred to an entirely different bill.

The report said those killed did not have identity papers, but it referred to them as "foreigners".

It was unclear exactly when and where the videotape was made, but it referred to recent events like the third anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.