Sentence examples for more referred from inspiring English sources

More referred to it as "the Tree of Truth".

Don Quixote is one of those books more referred to than read.

An article on Dec. 12 about hotels that charge $1,000 a night or more referred incorrectly to the use of Dux mattresses by American hotels.

An article on Dec. 12 about hotels that charge $1,000 a night or more referred incorrectly to a 6percentt increase for the Small Luxury Hotels of the World.

But most striking, perhaps, are the images in which the celebration's surfaces emphasize rather than muddle the standard social order: straight and gay men alike don a masculine swagger in women's clothes (while young women, throughout the collection, are more referred to than present); the decadence of performed privilege abuts the banality of its absence.

Up until its actual publication, More referred to his book as Nusquama, the Latin for "nowhere"; the Greek title Utopia, "no place", was a late intervention, perhaps by Erasmus, who saw the book through the press.

Putin once more refers to "radical extremists" in Kiev.

Musk tweeted Wednesday that "there is more," referring to sabotage at the company.

According to Schneider, people spend more, refer their friends more, and shop more often with companies they have direct ownership in.

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