Sentence examples for could only refer from inspiring English sources

Originally invited to view classical films that influenced "Passion," he responded playfully: "I could only refer to my own films.

Opposition leaders argued that the phrase "the legitimacy of your demands" could only refer to the protests' central request — Mr. Mubarak's departure to make way for free elections.

Even when the watchdog had uncovered failings in an internal police inquiry it could only refer the case back to the force.

As FactCheck.org puts it: "We think the term 'Bain Capital entity' on Romney's disclosure forms could only refer to Bain's various investment funds, not to companies in which it invested".

Kennedy's legislative achievements were raised only at the end.On the signature issue of health insurance, Lexington could only refer to what Kennedy wanted to do, not what he did.

However, the respondents could only refer to the veterinary drugs by their brand names.

You could only be referring to the shopping mall.

They said the case was 'time sensitive' a claim which could only have referred to the Jones case, which Mr Starr has denied.

I told her I wanted to see the "cheapest property in Pienza" (yes, I'm that crass) and she brought me here: a place so grand and stately the yard could only be referred to as the "grounds".

But military experts in Taiwan say given the current conditions of America's weapons market, the White House could only be referring to F-16 C/Ds.No one in Taiwan doubts that the island needs new jets.

"The person I am thinking of was a friend of the journalists, drinking pal, and was a clever lawyer and forbade them to go and see the evidence, or there have been statements reporting that this person forbade people to go and report to Mrs Brooks or James Murdochh)." Mr Crone said in a statement after the hearing that Mr Murdoch "could only" be referring to him.