Sentence examples for refers to certain from inspiring English sources

This declaration (as is so often the case in religious matters) comes most forcefully from those with the least expertise in the matter, in this case betraying their ignorance of the fact that God nowhere in Scripture expresses an opinion about this, and the oft-cited reference to "abomination" refers to certain tribal customs and preferences, not divine judgment.

The effect refers to certain materials that can convert heat into electricity and vice versa.

Usually "jargon" refers to certain kinds of words, but a picture can be worth a thousand words of jargon.

A flash order refers to certain members of exchanges — often large institutions — buying and selling information about stock trades milliseconds before that information is made public.

Whitman refers to "certain odd moments when the Mystery winks at you," and that is Mystery as O'Connor means it: the mute and aching grace of God.

"The Public Prosecution Service (PPS) has now received a copy of the Saville report, which refers to certain witnesses providing evidence to the inquiry which was knowingly untrue.

There the Court referred to certain sections of the General Code (including Sec.

A bill was filed for the reconveyance of land only, and an amendment referred to certain slaves.

Mr. Kimmelman appears to refer to certain of the foundation's travel expenses as if they were inappropriate.

She overheard still-juvenile young men refer to certain women as "dubs", an acronym for dumb ugly bitches.

"I knew maybe every fact about their lives," Mr. Ismail said, referring to certain people he spied on.