Sentence examples for it refers to a from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "it refers to a" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to specify what a pronoun or noun is referring to in a sentence. It is commonly used to provide clarification or elaboration on a previous statement or context. Example: "I love that new restaurant in town. It refers to a fusion of Korean and Mexican cuisine." In this sentence, the second part is explaining what "it" (the restaurant) refers to, providing more information about the type of cuisine being served.

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Note also the "rednose" reference: it refers to a now-defunct feature of Tweetmeme's button.

TechCrunch

At its most innocuous, it refers to a person's job or calling – the way someone occupies their time.

University of California, Berkeley

It refers to a singular institution.

The Guardian - Opinion

It refers to a new kind of semi-banking system.

Yale University

When you "package" a motion picture, it refers to: a.

The New York Times

It refers to a young man smoking marijuana.

The New York Times

It refers to a voice that's neither regional or posh.

The Guardian

More precisely, it refers to a politically organized body of people under a single government.

Developments in Environmental Science

It refers to a document which the British Prosecution has submitted under Exhibit GB-89.

Yale University

In fact, Animism should be capitalized because it refers to a specific set of beliefs.

Harvard University

And it refers to a business of helping other businesses create securities.

Yale University

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it points to a

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