Sentence examples for refers directly from inspiring English sources

The recognitional concept of blueness refers directly to its referent (the physical property of blueness) where this means (in Loar's terminology): there is no other property (no property of that property) involved in the reference fixing.

An extended bathtub sequence during which we wait for Shane to pounce refers directly to "Psycho".

A more recent image, "Crowd #1 (Stan Douglas)," refers directly to Mr. Douglas's photograph "Hastings Park, 16 July 1955 200808).

Although none of his early work refers directly to Tiananmen Square, he said most of it had been influenced by the trauma there.

The draft report refers directly to gradualness as a key to welcoming those whose lives are imperfect but who wish to be welcomed in the Church.

Picasso's anti-fascist art of this period refers directly to art in the Prado, as if he were gathering, protecting, making new its resources.

Loar avoids the problem of two reference fixing properties by his claim that phenomenal concepts refer directly to their referent.

TMA files may refer directly to the URL as a namespace reference for the TMA CDEs.

It cites two times Shakespeare referred directly to excrement.

He did not refer directly to his presidential candidacy.

There will be nothing referring directly to that company.