Sentence examples for i like referring from inspiring English sources

Nicole James of MTV Buzzyworthy simply said "rock videos + themes = the only kind of math I like" referring to the music video for "What You Want".

Psychologists call them Core Self-Evaluations (CSE), but I like referring to them as the Fab Four Foundations of Change: that would be Paul (Self-Efficacy), John (Locus of Control), Ringo (Emotional Regulation), and George (Self-Esteem).

I know you don't like referring to the N-word, but this is what that old man said, 90-year-old guy.

In the past year, there have been a number of small businesses and websites that have gained traction catering to the bride I like to refer to as the "Bridegroom," a term Susan Herr, the founder of the website dapperQ, and I used to refer to the readers she wished to reach on our site via her expert column.

And I like to refer to that as history with a little h.

What's this in what I like to refer to in my more expansive moments as the kitchen garden?

"I like to refer to it as a vintner dinner interrupted by white-water rafting," said Mr. Anderson, whom guests call Chef Bob.

Q. Tell me about your approach to innovation. A. I like to refer to it as Darwinian, but it's also a very democratic approach.

Among its more than 18,000 employees are R. James Woolsey, the former C.I.A. director, and Joan Dempsey, a former longtime United States intelligence official who declared in a 2004 speech, "I like to refer to Booz Allen as the shadow I.C".

Adopting a sane diet, a diet contrary to the standard American diet (which I like to refer to as SAD), would appear to give you a far better shot at avoiding diabetes in all of its forms, along with its dreaded complications.

The company says it has developed "both electronic and human methods" to clear the site of sneaky masturbators and whatnot, using optical recognition techniques and 32 full-time reviewing agents, which I like to refer to as cock capturing systems and full-time genital gawkers instead.