Sentence examples for refers to aspects from inspiring English sources

Some people seem to object to the fact that the Narnia story refers to aspects of the Bible.

Molar responsivity refers to aspects of interaction style such as affect that can best be measured with rating scales.

Item 25 originally belonged to the 'student interpersonal relations' factor, however, its migration to this factor seems pertinent, since it refers to aspects of order and discipline in the school more than the relationship between the students ("The children in my school respect the teachers").

The statement refers to aspects of fatigue experienced during the previous few days.

Patient context refers to aspects of patients' environment, behavior, social, financial or functional status (Table  1).

Gender refers to aspects of sex related to behaviour and identity, which go beyond biological differences [ 15].

ACCURACY The spot is well documented, though in many cases, it is referring to aspects of Mr. Gore's political life well before he became vice president.

The nightclub and opera settings enabled the new team to deal with what Mr. Chase termed "intentionally comic and self-aware ways," referring to aspects of Asian life that originally had been presented in stereotypical fashion.

Firstly, we focus on innovation in general, referring to aspects found to be valid for all types of innovation.

Nonetheless, only few contributions refer to aspects concerning to the bonding and debonding behaviour between the masonry elements and the strengthening system.

In the 35 analysed movies that refer to aspects or elements associated with SB, we have found eight portrayed scientists working more or less independently.