Sentence examples for he refers of from inspiring English sources
He refers, of course, to Hillary Clinton's often-derided assertion, during the time when her husband was being impeached, that such a conspiracy existed.
He refers, of course, to independence from the environment; and this declaration certainly summarizes the major elements that have bedeviled humanity's relationship with the ecosystems that sustain it ever since.
He referred, of course, to personal behavior.
He referred, of course, to Bernstein's massive royalty checks.
He referred, of course, to the fact that the duly secured victory over fellow non-leaguers Eastwood Town would put Kettering into yesterday's fourth-round draw, in which they landed a home tie against Fulham of the Premier League.
He referred, of course, to the question of slavery and its expansion, and he feared that it might be "the [death] knell of the Union".
He referred of course to Trump's endorsement of the scheme to build a wall on the southern border of the U.S. with an eye to halting the arrival of undocumented workers.
(He refers to both of these as examples of "unconscious experiences").
He refers to one of his sisters as "Miss Wall Street".
He refers to "Invasion of the Bane" simply as the "first episode".
The literary critic Denis Donoghue presented a defence of what he refers to as the mystery of the arts.
