Sentence examples for referring not from inspiring English sources

One front page screamed: "Now The Class War Begins!" – referring not to Cameron's policies, but Gordon Brown's mild reference to himself as "middle class".

Referring not to Ida but to Caterina.

He was referring not to Vietnam, where he served, but to the sexual revolution.

She was referring not to the cat but to my mom.

He had been referring not to hundreds of dollars, but to hundreds of thousands.

She said she was referring not to Mr. Goldstein's house, but to the architect's home.

Kidd was referring not to himself but to Deron Williams, the Nets' star point guard.

Like army, the noun staff is collective, referring not to individuals but to the group.

He was referring not to a particular synagogue or school or house of study.

"I've seen many ghosts there," he said, referring not to personal demons but to apparitions.

In fact, I was referring not simply to that discount rate but to Sunstein's timid climate policy as a whole.