Sentence examples for referring as it does from inspiring English sources
"Late Art," a kind of non-site, referring as it does to 203 Rivington, the building, the cathedral, into which Sonia's diptych has disappeared.
For him Tramstop had a personal meaning, referring as it does to a monument in his home town, Cleves, in north-western Germany.
(The title doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, either, referring as it does to the child's habit of leaving coins in his pockets that come out in the wash).
The title suggests as much, referring as it does to a phrase that Abner Louima, a Haitian immigrant tortured and sodomized by officers in a Brooklyn station house in 1997, claimed one of his tormenters taunted.
Inside is a spread headlined "Labour war on Britain's bosses" and an editorial, Red Ed has zero clue how business works, that refers, as it did the day before, to the "quasi-Marxist" Miliband.
Please clarify what this range is referring to, as it does not appear to be the range for infants whose responses were significantly above noise level?
Our nation's success in achieving a sustainable future depends as much on cultivating the habits of mind and attitudes that Mr. Brooks refers to as it does on the technological innovations that we clamor for.
At this rate, the infamous " From the studio that brought you... ...... credit will soon mean as little when it's referring to Pixar as it does when it refers to any other studio.
Does cervical discogenic pain equally refer pain unilaterally as it does bilaterally?
Truthfully this show focuses on that community spirit he referred to as much as it does the work of the artists.
This is much more realistic and efficient in many real-world scenarios as it does not refer to any assumed references from outside which is not always feasible to obtain.
