Sentence examples for he does refer from inspiring English sources

And though he does not name his leeches, he does refer to them in the feminine.

And he does refer to the "emotional fallout" – the "What have you done?" moments.

Though Finch never mentions "Big Brother," he does refer to another real-life TV show, "Border Force" — paid for by Britain's Home Office — that dramatizes scenes of border agents hunting immigrants, a textbook case for the dubious uses of narrative.

Stixrud adds that he does refer some children to vision therapy, but only if they have "adequate reading skills but it's uncomfortable for them to read, they have headaches or words bounce around on the page".

But he does refer to the "profit-driven, exclusionary" way in which Haiti has been rebuilt since the devastating earthquake in January 2010 which killed up to 300,000.

Unlike most Russian players, who are paired with a Russian-speaking minder when they come to the N.H.L., Ovie insisted on an English-speaking roommate, and his English has become steadily better (though he does refer to the Verizon Center's corporate suites as "suits").

But he did refer to his running mate, Dick Cheney, as "the vice president".

In fact he did refer to human races as sub-species.

He never mentioned Iraq or Afghanistan, nor did he use the term terrorism, although he did refer to the mission that killed Osama bin Laden.

He did refer to that new deal at a couple of points, thanking TBS for allowing him a chance to go back to work.

Katz has yet to publish his notes from those sessions, though he did refer to them in his PhD thesis on Stein.