Sentence examples for referring more from inspiring English sources

"Mutants rule!" says Duncan, referring more to his Marvel comic favorites, but making exactly the right reference.

"I had hit rock bottom," he said, referring more to his infidelity than his physical injuries.

Rodriguez, who played three games for the Yankees in 1982, was referring more to them than the Mets.

TBAs trained by Amref to recognise danger signs in birth are now referring more mothers to clinics than ever before.

MARGARET [not as confident now]: No one architect in particular, I'm referring more to the failure of the Movement.

The non-emergency NHS 111 helpline has also come under scrutiny for referring more people to hospitals.

We refer more detailed treatment to more interesting research [10, 11] and the references therein.

Strength refers more to force.

Poole refers more to the Middle East.

It also refers, more particularly, to Cleo.

Overworked GPs tend to refer more cases to consultants.