Sentence examples for refer but from inspiring English sources

We can refer but refer to what?

Strawson, was that to speak as if words by themselves refer is an oversimplification: it is not words that refer but people using words.

The terms are the same as the ride request button: Uber will pay developers $5 for each first-time rider they refer, but they are prohibited from including hooks to rival services in their app.

Note that, on such a theory, token utterances of "cow" vary with respect to the individual to which they refer, but every token utterance nevertheless shares a common semantic property, viz.

These would correspond best to the cultural signifiers and stereotypes to which you refer but, of course, would also interact with what is available from the biologically-derived cues as well.

The nurse is obligated to refer but the decision to adhere to referral lies with the family members of the patient.

Each evokes the setting to which its title refers, but never literally.

A landscape term is not employed for mere referring, but functions to bring particular associated ideas into social discourse.

Mrs Saliagopoulos said she did not know why she was being referred but had nothing to hide.

For one thing, we think "I" uniquely refers, but "I" in X's mouth would, in this case, actually be referring to two people, Y and Z.

Affective is often referred, but not limited by the researchers as students' emotions or feelings towards mathematics (Reyes 1984; Zan et al. 2006).