Sentence examples for can't be referred from inspiring English sources

As we undertake this task with all the ponderation that it deserves, we are heavily impressed to see how high is the number of mollusks and quadrupeds that can't be referred to known and existing species.

They can't be referring to themselves.

And we know these laws can't be referring to Lily, who risked her own life to pull her unconscious owner from the path of an oncoming train.

A man like that!" We can't be sure they are referring to Jocelin, except for the word "but" which begins this sentence: "But when the two deacons saw the dean looming over them, they fell to their knees".

They went on to claim that the accurate lyric is still grammatically wrong, on the grounds that "somebody" can't later be referred to as "them".

Sorry, the Iraq War can't simply be referred to as a "mistake".

"There's no reason that legitimate issues raised about PROTECT IP can't be resolved," he wrote, referring to the Senate bill by its shorthand name.

"According to the law, Daw Suu can't be president," Kim Wun said, referring to her as "Aunt Suu".

"According to the law, Daw Suu can't be president," he said, referring to her as "Aunt Suu".

"Anybody who doesn't know the situation in that dressing room can't be very intelligent," Sather said, referring to the playoff race.

There is no reason why this information can't be made public," said Schuman, referring to the agency's annual budget.