Sentence examples for it refers simply from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it refers simply to the idea that, with Israel a reality, something new must now take Zionism's place.

As early as 1519 in Rome it referred simply to a vocal or instrumental group (un concerto di voci in musica).

The catastrophe is unspecific – Lessing refers simply to "It"; its effects are a rapid polarisation of the population into "Talkers", who have jobs and money, and everyone else, who must forage for fuel, food and water, as supply chains break down and all transport grinds to a halt.

The term 4K refers simply to the number of pixels in a line across the screen.

This Spending Review refers simply to the financial year 2015/16.

Big crisis data refers, simply, to big data collected during crises or mass emergencies.

Consider the first definition of "free stuff," preferred by Bryce Covert and Emily Badger, which refers simply to "government benefits".

A recent user survey sent out by Dropbox confirms the company is considering the addition of an electronic signature feature to its Dropbox Professional product, which it refers to simply as "E-Signature from Dropbox".

"The text of the Fourth Amendment," wrote Scalia, "reflects its close connection to property, since otherwise it would have referred simply to 'the right of the people to be secure against unreasonable searches and seizures'; the phrase 'in their persons, houses, papers, and effects' would have been superfluous".

(Hamas's position is that all Israelis — whom it refers to simply as Jews — including Israeli children, are combatants).

(Hamas's position is that all Israelis whom it refers to simply as Jews including Israeli children, are combatants).