Sentence examples for directly referring from inspiring English sources

As the theory is usually understood, it is the position that the semantic content of a name or other directly referring expression is nothing more than the referent: the referent is all that the name contributes to a proposition expressed by a sentence containing it.

Kirchner, speaking to the energetic college-age group from a balcony overlooking the patio, made reference to the march of silence in Nisman's honor, without directly referring to its organizers.

Martí (2003) raised the possibility of directly referring non-rigid designators by suggesting that there is a conceptual relationship between rigidity and direct reference.

Zouhar M (2011) Are there directly referring non-rigid designators?

"It's basically before we have any written sources directly referring to this area," Dr. Holst said.

I argue that the name of a theatrical character refers dialectically (as opposed to directly referring or indirectly referring).

Three of these cases were directly referred to our laboratory, the regional referent parasitology laboratory.

The statement did not directly refer to the Dalai Lama.

It did not directly refer to any reimbursement.

Other works directly refer to the Dartmouth frescos.

Mr. Sha did not directly refer to the tense situation in the Taiwan Strait.