Sentence examples for openly referred from inspiring English sources

Polish authorities have openly referred to Russia's actions as "state terrorism".

(He openly referred to them as "the seven dwarfs," even though some were his good friends).

At the time, NBC was openly referred to as "No Black Characters".

The place names were given with the same nonchalance as blacks were openly referred to as niggers.

The party announced it would build a mosque there; Erbakan openly referred to the project as a "reconquest" of the city.

On the other hand, there's the ambience — barred school-bus windows, goalie-masked faculty, a chess team called the Visigoths, graduation openly referred to as "parole".

The Turkish media are more openly referring to the term genocide.

State Department officials now openly refer to wildlife trafficking as a national security crisis.

Some people openly refer to the National Congress as the "Indian party" and to the People's National Movement of former Prime Minister Patrick Manning as the "African party".

On "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" on July 9, Ocean performed a near-flawless rendition of "Bad Religion," one of the most finely wrought songs on "Channel Orange" and one of the few that openly refers to love for another man.

Some of them say they were not adequately prepared for such fierce combat, which they openly refer to as war, a word that until recently was taboo in Germany.