Sentence examples for clearly refers to from inspiring English sources

The reference to Judaeo-Christian heritage clearly refers to those who are white and Western European.

Gesturing sarcastically toward the camera, he clearly refers to the artist when he says, "He thinks it's a stroke of genius, filming this and then exhibiting it somewhere".

To us, that sounds both ponderous and daft, whereas for any self-respecting Parisienne it clearly refers to a new and madly desirable brand of face cream.

For Obama supporters, the story is exasperating because the word "that" in "you didn't build that" so clearly refers to "roads and bridges," not to businesses.

Since Ivy's emotions are, for the most part, muffled and indirectly expressed, the movie's title may seem ironic, even as it clearly refers to her medical condition.

Although the anthem clearly refers to the patriotic souls of the French Revolution, on Sunday it could well be a rallying call to some children in New York City, who may earn some French glory of their own.

"I was clearly referring to the process of renegotiation.

He was clearly referring to the tragedy in Wisconsin.

He is clearly referring to Hezbollah, which has so far focussed its attention on Israel.

The "we" in Kennedy's television address clearly referred to white Americans.

Cameron insisted: "I was clearly referring to a process of renegotiation.