Sentence examples for refers when from inspiring English sources

What do you think are the "dominant cultural values" to which law professor Mary Becker refers when describing Stewart's coverage by the media?

For example, in the introduction to his essay On the Immortality of the Soul, he writes "The (word) soul is a designation of the essence of the individual, to which one refers when one employs the pronoun 'I' in saying 'I have done thus and so', 'I have reached such and such'" [trans. Nemoy 1958, p. 86].

For his purposes, "the most important [point] that has been made, and the closest to comprehension…is that the soul is that to which each one refers when saying 'I', as in 'I perceived', 'I did this'"…) (Schmidtke and Pourjavady 2007, p. 151).

Her own name means "white and chaste flower," a meaning to which Professor Calculus refers when he breeds a white rose and names it for the singer in The Castafiore Emerald.

It refers when more than one fetus is carried to term in a single pregnancy.

Our two studies estimate referral rates, document who refers, when and why, and determine the appropriateness of pediatric referral cases in terms of admission to pediatric ward at District Hospital.

Historically, however, it is not known to whom Jesus referred when he spoke those words.

To whom was PresidentObama referring when hewas overheard complaining toNicolas Sarkozy, "You're fedup with him?

Hence the grace and the starkness to which Baudelaire referred when he said "gracious and terrible".

But to whom is Nuha referring when she says "we" and "our children"?

Many were given three pages of allowed transactions to which to refer when customers demanded their money.