Sentence examples for really refer from inspiring English sources

One would expect, in particular, that in 'S believes that p', and in 'that p is true', the that-clauses would refer to propositions.[3] One might doubt whether that-clauses could really refer, if reference is understood on the model of proper names.

"I don't really refer to the Angel way," Scioscia said.

"Fuzzy math" doesn't really refer to Mr. Gore's numbers.

In the programme, did he really refer to Byron as keeping a "travel blog"?

But what does "freedom" in these speeches really refer to now?

Can we really refer to home grounds for centrally contracted players?

"I was really referring to Mo.

He's really referring, of course, to the Klan.

But wait, Cashman really referred to A-Rod as Mr Rodriguez?

White House officials have said Mr. Obama was really referring to civil unions, which he does support.

The title of your book really refers to self-censorship, which you view with disfavor.