Sentence examples for refer if 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.

There are function reference for you to refer if you don't remember it.

The idea of the tree can refer, if you like, to the fact that slaves mostly came from forest regions.

For mechanists, the philosophical problem is largely about characterizing or describing the worldly or ontic structures to which explanatory models (including arguments) must refer if they are to count as genuinely explanatory.

Rules-in-use are those rules to which participants would refer if they had to explain and justify their behaviour to other participants in the action situation5 [24], while rules-in-form are always written statements, resulting from formal legal procedures.

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They were referring, if you hadn't guessed, to those paintings by van Gogh, which made me worry about trademark issues.

The planned new board – with matters referred, if necessary, to the broadcast regulator Ofcom – theoretically imposes tougher regulation, but threatens potential fresh complications.

But Archbishop Dolan also referred, if passingly, to "the scandal of clergy sexual abuse," a problem that has delivered devastating blows to the church's moral standing and financial ledger.

After discharge, ongoing, rapid access to all members of the multidisciplinary team by phone or email to " get information back very quickly" (FG1) was viewed as supportive as was confirmation that the PCP could re-refer if need be, "...it would be nice to have an invitation back...from the endocrinologist at the end of that extensive letter" (FG2).

Any problems could be discussed and referred if necessary to other HCPs.