Sentence examples for this refers not from inspiring English sources

This refers not to pouring mojitos in the tank, but to modest changes that keep consumers buying until the next all-new model shows up.

"I don't want this …" It becomes clear that "this" refers not only to a bashed noggin but to the settled routine Abby's life has become.

This refers not to any national goals expressed by the crumbling Qing dynasty in 1908 but to an apparently obscure article published in Tianjin that year — unearthed, it seems, through a heroic bit of applied research.

This refers not only to the testicle-shaped pseudobulbs of the plant but also to the fact that it was long believed that orchids sprang from the spilled semen of mating animals.

This refers not to a storm's strength but to its destructiveness; that is to say, tornadoes are graded from a human perspective, rather than from the perspective of God or pure science.

This refers not only to the dry carbon particulate, but also to the volatile hydrocarbons adsorbed on it.

This referred not just to being able to physically access and know about the bus network, but also to manage social encounters.

This thesis refers not to a temporal succession of causes and effects that have a similar ontological status but to a vertical series, descending from God to the lowest rung in creation.

This term refers not to the legal requirements firm must obtain, such as governmental and environmental clearances, but rather the elusive support of the affected local population that will help a firm avoid project delays, maintain a positive public image, and prevent further regulation of the mining industry.

After a few days at Buckeye, I began to realize that this phrase refers not to the physical structures themselves, or even the stationary lifestyle, but to the entire orders of value that workampers have left behind.

It seems that the root in this context refers not to the root of the 12 species, but to the speciation node immediately preceding the duplication.