Sentence examples for refers to real from inspiring English sources

My solution is this: There is one species concept (and it refers to real species).

The nickname refers to Real Madrid, the most famous and successful soccer club in the world, which has made a practice, in the past generation, of spending enough money to recruit Zidane and Beckham and Cannavaro.

(+real + argumentative intention)   3) Context 3 refers to real world situations where the choice of evaluation is not affected by the writer's argumentative intention.

According to Boethius, when the term 'possibility' (possibilitas) is used in the sense of 'potency', it refers to real powers or tendencies, the ends of which are either actual or non-actual at the moment of utterance.

Scottie explained for me the difference between the terms Juggalo and ninja (ninja's more casual and familiar, like dawg or nigga but there's also a weird sense in which it refers to real ninjas) and then elaborated on the "real" meaning behind the J-word.

Synchronization in our context refers to real-time mirroring of slide presentation events that include slide controls for slide changing, vertical and horizontal scrolling, panning, zooming, cursor positioning, annotation, and playback control for video embedded on the slide.

For instance, by making reference to real numbers or, better, by using terms that purport to refer to real numbers we give ourselves an easy way of describing the temperature states of physical systems.

(Please do not refer to real classmates by name).

I don't think he thinks of it as referring to real violence at all.

(Most Nigerians use "immoral" to mean sexual. They rarely use the word to refer to real immorality: institutional corruption).

Peculiar combinations of words keen, squirrel, wadded might refer to real things that had never before been described.