Sentence examples for nor does it refer from inspiring English sources

Nor does it refer merely to horror films, though some twisted movies are.

After more than 15 years of reflection on the matter, I now understand that the Qur'an does not explicitly refer to "homosexuality", nor does it refer to women as "inferior".

It doesn't refer to a specific experiential content, to a specific what; nor does it refer to the diachronic or synchronic sum of such content, or to some other relation that might obtain between the contents in question.

Compared with existing systems, the CW function presented is not based on a set of heuristic rules, nor does it refer to the legal or to any assumed speed constraint.

Douglas Weed succinctly characterized this term in his 2005 review, in which he concluded that it is not well-defined nor does it refer to a consistent or transparent methodology (Weed 2005).

This approach means that development assistance is not allocated to sectors on the basis of the types of goods, services or outputs produced by a project, nor does it refer to the character of development that a project may influence, but instead reflects the institutional structure of the recipient's country health sector.

Nor did it refer to "bringing our (Dutch) values into confrontation with people who think otherwise".

The ethics committee did not fine a single one, nor did it refer any of the gifts to the Albany district attorney for investigation, which the law also requires.

Does it refer to anything?

To whom does it refer: Gary Barlow?

Does it refer to evolution?