Sentence examples for that's referred from inspiring English sources

The heroine's voicelessness until the final chapter seems a strange choice in a story that's referred to as a "feminist folk tale".

The experience that's referred to most often is that of Japan during the nineteen-nineties.

(And yes, we are aware she's had a sex change, but I've yet to meet a camper that's referred to as a "he").

"I've often not taken offence deliberately at something that's referred to blindness, partly out of not being seen to be 'fuddy-duddy' or too sensitive or too thin-skinned," Mr Blunkett said.

One example SoFi has implemented is a "$100/$100 promotion," wherein each completed refinance application that's referred by a user means that both they and the person referred get a $100 check.

Founder Richard Price (whose Academia profile you can check out here) says that aside from getting an increasing amount of traction with researchers, the site is also benefitting from a recent movement among universities and researchers that's referred to as 'Open Science'.

Other trees yield resins that are referred to as mastic.

It is this "financial close" that was referred to by Burns in his parliamentary answer.

This is the essay that was referred to by John Naughton in his piece on Sunday.

By the 11th century the Chinese were building playhouses that are referred to as fenced enclosures.

Families have commented that being referred to the team has been the 'best thing that has ever happened to them'".