Sentence examples for referred is so from inspiring English sources

They are the kind of modern brass band, more funk than jazz, that has come to define the New Orleans sound, and the inimitable excitement and energy to which Marsalis referred is so palpable that I dance non-stop for an hour.

The meaning of the article and person to whom it referred was so ambiguous that, in order to constitute a cause of action, it was necessary to set out extrinsic facts, which, when coupled with the words, would show that the writer charged the plaintiff with corruption in office.

That is why protecting the delta smelt, the "little fish" to which you refer, is so important.

The arrival rate for those referred was 40%, so only 18% of TB suspects among university students arrived at the CDC.

It is understood that none of the articles so far referred are going to result in any legal action.

Less attention would be paid to "Insectopedia" if its "S" chapter were not literal-minded enough to be called "Sex," and if the brand of sex to which it refers were not so extra-special.

Seeing Down's children referred to as 'cases' is so sad.

The cancer cell line that biomedical researchers refer to as "HeLa" is so named because it was derived from the cervical cancer of a woman whose first and last names began with those letters.

This inner suffering -- or psychological discord, as I refer to it -- is so normal to us that we don't realize it's there, like a background noise that you're so used to you don't hear anymore.

The new feature, which is a play on the term Beer Goggles (which refers to being so drunk that unattractive people look attractive) has the goal of helping you unsend those crazy drunken emails that sometimes go out late at night and on weekends.

None is so widely referred to by first name alone as Jackson.