Sentence examples for refers are from inspiring English sources

The values to which Griswold refers are those which order believers' lives in a manner pleasing to God, and those apply as much to gays as to anyone.

The Khmelnitsky and Rivne proposals, to which Mr Kostenko refers, are included among other projects in a Memorandum of Understanding that Ukraine discussed and agreed with the G7.

The two worlds to which the traveling show's title refers are not the traditional and the innovative, but rather the traditional and the hybrid culture resulting from the meeting of Native American ways with contemporary, mainstream ways.

The events in Zimbabwe and Kenya to which your article refers are horrendous, and in both cases there is certainly a racist element within the broader political and social turmoil.

"The guys" to whom Mr. McFaul refers are the U.S. State Department's social media team, led by Alec Ross, who is the senior advisor on innovation for Hillary Rodham Clinton, the secretary of state.

That's why the movie, by Chris Marker and Pierre Lhomme, could use some footnotes; many of the events to which it refers are likely unfamiliar to many American viewers (and, I confess, were largely unfamiliar to me before I did some research on the period a decade ago).

The new approach to which Berger refers is multi-faceted.

The youngest to be referred was a three-year-old.

The "retard" to whom she was referring was President Obama.

All cases referred were accepted.

Shadowy international connections are referred to.