Sentence examples for refer however from inspiring English sources

It was the first time he had ever allowed me to refer, however obliquely, to his actual age.

It came to refer, however, to the Protestant view of the equality of status between clergy and laity and to the calling of all Christians to be agents of God's Word and grace.

(We refer however to the recent and independent developments by Robins and Zelikovsky [SODA'00, 2000] for better bounds and algorithms).

Some parts of the result may refer however, to differences that are restricted to macaques (and possibly other closely related Old World monkeys).

They are referring, however elliptically, to their neighbours.

The rule also refers, however, to third-party candidates.

The book's title also refers, however, to Peter and Zipporah's informal gatherings of friends and relatives on Sunday afternoons.

Might the Dreadnought hoaxers' faked Ethiopia also be referring, however obliquely, to the leopard's spots, blackness an epithet they could simply scrub off?

They are referring, however, not to the sort of sun-seeking pensioner found in Rabbies, but to those migrants who move to Britain from the union's poorer, eastern and southern member states.

The bulk of existing research work concerning their operation refers, however, to steady state conditions.

Those that are referred, however, constitute only 2% of patients who consult GPs with headache.