Sentence examples for terms refer from inspiring English sources

Assuming that at least certain sorts of terms do in fact refer, the central question regarding linguistic reference becomes: how do such terms refer?

Other responses include Kitcher's (1993) model of reference according to which some tokens of theoretical terms refer and others do not.

The terms refer to the chemicals.

All those terms refer to accidents.

(These terms refer to the number of lines on the screen, with anything higher than 720 considered high definition).

You can't help noticing, however, that the new terms refer, or can be understood as referring, to the same populations as the old racial terms.

Anthony Appiah identifies himself as a racial skeptic to the extent that the biological categories to which racial terms refer have been shown not to exist.

These terms refer to beings living under the earth with an existence quite parallel to that of people living on earth.

These terms refer to kinetics (reaction rates) and should not be confused with the thermodynamic terms unstable and stable, which refer to equilibrium.

But while it is true both terms refer to the portion of medical bills you pay out-of-pocket, these two types of cost-sharing are quite different.

These terms refer to individuals acting in concert, as needed, on the basis of certain rough-hewn concepts of proper male public behaviour.