Sentence examples for exclusively referring from inspiring English sources

This debut novel evokes a future world in which gender is unimportant, a transformation Leckie renders by exclusively referring to characters with the pronoun "she".

Father Lombardi, said that in mentioning "attacks" on the church, Benedict was "not exclusively" referring to the current sexual abuse crisis but also more generally to "the situation of the church in contemporary society".

This accuracy is exclusively referring to the precision of generating the previous functions, not to the additional circuits that deserve the proposed function synthesizer structure.

For this reason, we employ the terms BS and receiver, when exclusively referring to the downlink, and transmitter and receiver, when pointing out that a model is equivalently applicable for up- and downlink.

I'm not exclusively referring to equal pay and equal opportunity.

It is important to notice that the statistical difference (exclusively referring to the morphometric features of the fibroblasts) between the groups is in full accordance with the histological difference (referring to the tooth germs, as complete entities) between those groups.

While both terms exclusively refer to black women, that is where their similarities end.

For his part, Faso, a former New York state assemblyman, is portraying Teachout as a "hard leftwing academic" and seems to exclusively refer to her as Professor Teachout.

Conversely, Gay's survey of postwar American art almost exclusively refers to the intensely biased and partisan — toward his own dubious theories, that is — Clement Greenberg, which is like quoting a Jesuit on the character and history of Protestantism.

Burck is more than happy to talk about his famous son, whose real name is Robert — although Jyllian Gunther, who produced the segment, said that Burck "almost exclusively refers to his son as the Naked Cowboy".

The enveloping sense of ghoulishness is compounded by the widespread practice among members of the former regime of assuming the identities of the dead to avoid prosecution and by the periodic purges enacted by "the Victors" (as Americans are almost exclusively referred to).