Sentence examples for but without referring from inspiring English sources
That convoluted phrasing was understood by all parties to refer to the Internet, delegates said, but without referring to it by name so no one could call it an Internet treaty.
An hour later, on the steps of City Hall, Mr. Green again told the story of the wheelbarrow, repeated his thoughts about legal protections for the poor, and returned to refrains from his earlier remarks almost word for word, but without referring to Mayor Giuliani.
So the question is how we might identify these tokens grammatically but without referring to the noun 'color' itself and still say something true and (in some appropriate sense) equivalent.
Klein included in his book that Charley had been part of the lynching mob, but without referring to the interview.
He also described a large array of stems that he called "tensors" which describes aspects of temporality, but without referring to countable units of time as in English and most European languages.
But without referring specifically to Japan, Lagarde warned policymakers against thinking that super-loose monetary policy alone could do the heavy lifting in reviving economies, when growth may instead be stifled by unhealthy private and public finances.
Measures of HRQL include a range of emotional and physical aspects (again selected by the researcher) but typically without referring to the actual treatment received.
She said she could not explain why the police had charged without referring the case but said she had approved the prosecution.
The scale concept is typically used without referring to composition, but rather indicates the size-range under focus (see e.g. Berger et al. [2008]).
But Le Monde reported that French diplomats, without referring to Mrs. Clinton, said concerns like those she expressed were "exaggerated or baseless".
He offered praise for Governor Whitman today but nevertheless criticized the Republican leadership of the state -- without referring specifically to Senator DiFrancesco.
