Sentence examples for only be referred from inspiring English sources

He doubles as a comic-book artist, bringing this skill to the stage in Leicester to give what can only be referred to as a multimedia presentation.

The 26-year-old man, who can only be referred to as CF, lived in Dartmouth Park, north London, close to the home of Labour leader Ed Miliband.

Lawyers for the father, who can only be referred to as "KC", said the publishers of the Sunday newspaper were guilty of "one of the gravest libels imaginable".

But he rejected the case of another man, who can only be referred to as NT1, jailed in the past for a more serious offence, who was due to have his appeal heard.

The passport had the photograph of a man who can only be referred to only as CF, because he was once under a terrorism prevention and investigation measure (TPIM) and police have not issued an appeal since his disappearance.

To Australia, a country with so few celebrities that all five of them need only be referred to by their first names for their countryfolk to have immediate cognisance of who you are on about.

You could only be referring to the shopping mall.

But military experts in Taiwan say given the current conditions of America's weapons market, the White House could only be referring to F-16 C/Ds.No one in Taiwan doubts that the island needs new jets.

(This absurdity will prompt some to object that I have uncharitably interpreted Leonardo; he must have intended to make an exception for himself and only be referring to men of his kind).

Of course, I could only be referring to Miss Liza Minnelli.

John McCain, Ward Connerly, and the rest of the libertarian, accountability philosophers must only be referring to the individuals and not corporations.