Sentence examples for publicly refers from inspiring English sources

In the movie, Mark Schultz, who grew up virtually fatherless, publicly refers to himself as du Pont's son.

The growing alliance of Mr. Obama and Mr. Warren — each of the two publicly refers to the other as "friend" — suggests that Mr. Obama hopes to capitalize on the signs of potential generational and political divisions within the evangelical Christian flock.

Success may even be more important to Darabont, who in the mob-speak of "The Godfather" films, would like to send a message to his former employers at AMC, whom he now publicly refers to as "sociopaths".

When Capuano publicly referred to Verizon, the company complained that it was not alone.

The Communist Party has publicly referred to the Progressive Caucus as its allies.

The S.E.C. does not publicly refer to previous cases when filing new charges.

Ms. Spears has not commented publicly, referring questions to her publicists, who say, "No comment".

And the pontiff publicly referred to the "state of Palestine" at a speech in the West Bank.

Mr. Wiesel, who declined to comment for this article, has publicly referred to Mr. Madoff as a "scoundrel" and "thief".

In 2009 the former foreign secretary Jack Straw publicly referred to many British "interferences" in 20th-century Iranian affairs.

Mr. Enarson publicly referred to athletic scholarships as "a silent acquiescence in which athletes and institutions exploit each other".