Sentence examples for he refers with from inspiring English sources

Like many local entrepreneurs, he refers with approval to the transformations of the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the two most popular and well-known Cornish developments of the past decade.

In "Up!" (2005) his discourse, with English subtitles, rambles from a no-holds-barred account (to his analyst) of a sexual encounter with a male stranger in a shop, to his fear of strong women, to his rages at his domineering mother, to whom he refers with an obscenity.

If Paul Keleher QC (Letters, 16 December) had read the Lords judgment to which he refers with rather more care, he would have noted that, having defined an ethnic group in terms of a number of characteristics, it went on to add: "a group defined by reference to enough of these characteristics would be capable of including converts, for example, people who marry into the group".

While showing Marsh the Cardiff Giant (or rather a copy of it), which he cheerfully admits is a fraud when Marsh points this out, he refers with irritation about a "little cuss" of a professor who outbid him for some Mexican antiquities.

And he referred, with esoteric caution, to the "servile" positions of political leaders -- i.e., those aligned with Stalin -- who have betrayed the opposition to Fascism.

And he referred, with some sarcasm, to the scrutiny that his daughter, Emma, and his sister, Marjorie Tiven, attracted when they volunteered to work for the city.

He referred with wry wit to the vast powers of Mexican presidents in a column published in 1992, during the presidency of Carlos Salinas de Gortari.

In his speech accepting the Caldecott Medal, he referred with some acerbity to those noncontroversial children's books that offer "a gilded world unshadowed by the least suggestion of conflict or pain, a world manufactured by those who cannot or don't care to remember the truth of their own childhood".

Rocker said he was "happy to be back in New York, believe it or not," and he referred with proper irony to "my presumed hatred for the people of New York" and he said he was sorry for the disruption to all, and he noted that he had apologized several times already, but he added, "Many people perceived these comments to be malicious, and for this again I apologize".

I mean really, can you imagine seeing any of that crap in Spain?" He referred with a jerk of his head back toward the panoramic site.

The object determined by this descriptive content is the object to which 'he' refers, with respect to John's context.