Sentence examples for referred exclusively from inspiring English sources

It no longer referred exclusively to the Jews alone; with its transcendence a universalistic feature entered into it.

The official figure, issued in 1947, was 6,028,000 (some 3,000,000 of them Polish Jews), although it referred exclusively to losses within the postwar frontiers.

Structure, for Lévi-Strauss, referred exclusively to mental structure, although he found evidence of such structure in his far-ranging analyses of kinship, patterns in mythology, art, religion, ritual, and culinary traditions.

Germany (Fig. 1) has a long tradition of having physicians deliver prehospital emergency care, and traditionally the terms "emergency physician" (Notarzt) and "emergency medicine" (Notfallmedizin) have referred exclusively to the prehospital setting [2].

I have referred exclusively to newborn treatment decisions.

Interestingly, the isotypic switch observed in Singapore CHIKV-infected patients referred exclusively to the IgG3 subclass [ 35].

[References to 'community' through the document refer exclusively to 'men'].

While closest to multifunctionality in definition, pleiotropy (the ability of a gene to influence multiple phenotypic traits) is not typically used to refer exclusively to molecular traits and is usually defined with reference to the effect of mutation on phenotype.

Now it refers exclusively to cutting calories and doing crunches.

Then he clarified to the Guardian that he was referring exclusively to white South Carolinians.

In France, despite what one may expect, football does not refer exclusively to soccer.