Sentence examples for might it refer from inspiring English sources
One theory might say that, in the language in question, 'gavagai' refers to rabbits; another might say that it refers to undetached rabbit parts; a third might say that it refers to time-slices of rabbits.
You might even see it referred to by its Castilian guise, Chacol?
I have to keep it dead secret," he said, without mentioning what "it" might refer to, or who "they" might be.
North Korea did not clarify what those measures might be, but it referred to a series of earlier statements in which Mr. Kim's government has threatened to launch more long-range rockets and conduct a third nuclear test to build an ability to "target" the United States.
It sounds worrying, because you might reasonably assume it refers to kidnappings, or children in real danger.
Since the word "monument" can be misleading (my friend thinks you might even believe it refers to a statue), may I share a few of our monuments that I've visited and what they mean to me?
Some readers might not realize it refers to sperm from the first male defending their priority against offensive sperm from the second male.
In this example, one annotator could consider " People working in the wool industry" refers to a specific group of people, while another annotator might consider that it refers to any workers in the wool industry.
Or, it might refer to someone else -- it's not clear.
It might refer to "my people but not you and your people" or it might refer to "my people and you and your people".
