Sentence examples for it always refers from inspiring English sources

According to Brentano, the expression 'to think' is univocal in the sense that it always refers to a definite mental act directed to something.

Henceforth, for convenience, i always refers to an SPO index, and j always refers to an EPO index.

CB: I always refer to it as summer vacation.

Since then whenever I have to use the Redskin word I always refer to it as the "R-Word".

Because its most notable feature is a banner outside that says, "5 shots of anything $10 all day/all night (yes we're serious)," I always referred to it in my head as "Shots Bar".

Although the name "sheep" applies to many species in the genus Ovis, in everyday usage it almost always refers to Ovis aries.

Even though cleaning house represents only part of the book's scope, "it is always referred to as 'that cleaning book,' " Ms. Mendelson said.

This background cannot be discussed here, but it is worth mentioning that the term "object of judgement", as it is used here, always refers to an entity which is distinct from the judgement itself and not contained in it.

Once it was published, however, she refused to acknowledge it and always referred to her next book, She Walks in Beauty (1928), as her first.

(It helps that he always refers to Firth as "sir" in a manner both playful and serious).

"It was always referred to as a strategic partnership".