Sentence examples for this quote refers from inspiring English sources

It is unclear what this quote refers to regarding 'leaning forward'; it might be other breast pumps or to breastfeeding.

This quote refers to the shame or embarrassment felt by insecure young or new mothers resulting from internalisation of the historical disempowerment of Indigenous Australians; and their perception that other Aboriginal healthcare workers would understand their parenting concerns.

Again, the quote refers to chemical weapons, but replace "rebel" with "militant" and she could be talking about drones.

Although the quote refers specifically to the Newfoundland breed, it is actually more likely to mean the now extinct breed of the St . Johns water dog which was sometimes referred to by its homeland's location of Newaterdognd and Labrador.

In fact, the quote referred to macroeconomists' theories.

The quote refers to Greenspan's Law.

The second quote refers to Hiroshima, somewhere in between — and the shadow of two world wars has also been apparent on my second reading.

The above quote refers to another aspect of respondents' complaints, which is the need for context in assessing sanctions.

The "(a)" after "Mr Lyell" in the above quote refers to a note Darwin added: (a) The following analogy I am aware is a false one; but when I consider the enormous extension of life of an individual plant, seen in the grafting of an Apple tree, & that all these thousand trees are subject to the duration of life which one bud contained.

The above quote refers to the visit to Iowa by Xi Jinping, where the Chinese president in waiting once spent time as a young man.

The fourth quote refers to the impact of automated dispensing; the pharmacist's role - much like other operators working with closed-loop control systems, such as pilots and anaesthetists - becomes one of monitor and decision-maker rather than hands-on assembler.