Sentence examples for refers only from inspiring English sources

The official rate refers only to those actively seeking work.

Great Britain, however, refers only to England, Wales and Scotland.

The indictment refers only to about $100,000.

But the American draft document refers only to parliamentary elections sometime next year.

As of last week, LoversCaughtOnTape.com refers only to money donated to "children's hospitals," not St.

They are called organizers; "Palm Pilots" officially refers only to two organizers no longer produced.

It is not clear whether the 69 refers only to people killed at the university.

"Free" refers only to the freedom from U. S. Customs inspetion, embargoes, and import duties.

Davis refers only obliquely to the car manufacturing strikes in the 70s.

The term "light" and "heavy" cruiser, refers only to the size guns they mount.

Nor is resurrection something that refers only — or even primarily — to the individual's survival after death.