Sentence examples for refers well from inspiring English sources

Parents' juxtaposition of naturally acquired immunity and health and their perception of vaccination as an artificial intrusion into the bodily order of the child refers well to what he described as part of a Western modern dualism endowing positive qualities to anything 'natural' and holistic as opposed to anything scientific or technical.

The term "relief well" refers to a well drilled from a secure area that intersects with an accident well.

In "Between the World and Me," the "black body" refers, as well, to the black body politic.

He refers, as well, to adults' "dignity as free persons" and to their right "to respect for their private lives".

A "lick" is a musician's term that also refers to, well, just what you might expect.

It refers as well to a coherent ideology, which flourished in the nineteenth century, when the original Napoleon's nephew, Louis-Napoleon, campaigned for, and eventually led, a Second Empire.

The first refers to well log correlation and the second produces the estimation of lateral porosity distribution.

The subjective component refers to "well-being," "happiness" or "life satisfaction," whereas the objective component refers to aspects of environment and social functioning [ 2].

In the A&E department, a resident sees referred as well as self-referred patients after triage by an A&E nurse.

By referring to well data, the reservoir top formation depths in wells C2 and C3 are 10,556 and 13,025 ft, respectively.

As it happened, the pants she was focused on had a hole where the crotch normally is, and the good bits to which she was referring... well, you get the point.