Sentence examples for refers and this from inspiring English sources

It is that to which all thought refers, and this is true even though it is not directly present to thought.

For example, Thomas Luckmann, a German-American sociologist, described the sacred in modern society as that "strata of significance to which everyday life is ultimately referred"; and this definition includes such themes as "the autonomous individual" and "the mobility ethos".

To whom the pronouns refer, and what this might mean, isn't entirely clear, but you could go and find out.

There are many discussions in the literature on what the term "epigenetics" refers to and this leads to numerous definitions [ 3- 11].

At 77 he's "getting very old and irascible", he says, and refers to this stage of his life as his "anecdotage".

Even if the Lamb refers to this, and the Bowl refers to that, scientific knowledge and religious faith are still different ways of knowing about the world.

Gifford refers to this and other psychological barriers to mitigating climate change as "dragons of inaction".

Richard H. Hersh, former president of Trinity College and Hobart and William Smith Colleges, refers to this situation as a "mutual nonaggression pact".

For clarity, throughout this manuscript, we refer to these as MPI-11Q, MPI-23Q and MPI-72Q, respectively, and MPI refers to this isoform regardless of polyQ length.

The site's name – "Bib + Tuck" – refers to this give and take as well, the "bib" being the listing aspect and "tuck" for the sale.

He refers to this "spray and pray" methodology as a more realistic model to become successful as an angel investor.