Sentence examples for this year refer from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, two finalist works this year refer to him by name (and not positively).

Cunha and Heckman (2007) refer to this as self-productivity.

Boyd and Richerson (1985) refer to this as guided variation.

(Frankena 1986 and Cranor 1982, 1983 refer to this as "consideration respect").

Corrigan & Watson, 2002, refer to this construct as stereotype awareness.

Vandivere and McPhee (2008) refer to this method as the standard score method.

McColskey and Leary (1985) refer to this comparative feedback as "norm-referenced".

Does any male in America today refer to women as "chicky chicks"?

Several of the documents released today refer to Bishop Thomas V. Daily, who is now the bishop of Brooklyn.

Some in mainstream media today refer to Obama's "team of rivals".

Many disease designations used today refer to patho-anatomical lesions.