Sentence examples for though not referring from inspiring English sources

Though not referring to Mr Aleman directly, American officials have repeatedly backed Mr Bolaños's anti-corruption efforts.

Even a formula such as (3) above, though not referring to any specific subject matter, contains expressions like "every" and "is a," which are thought of as having a definite meaning, and the variables are intended to mark the places for expressions of one particular kind (roughly, common nouns or class names).

That way the videos have the potential to be shared more while the advertiser, though not referred to directly by the contestants, will be prominently featured on the Cameo Stars page when users send the videos.

DeLillo, though, is not referring to the events here; rather, he is describing a video installation at the Museum of Modern Art, where the book's prologue and epilogue are set.

Moulitsas added, though, that he is not referring to all Bernie supporters, and suggested that most people who gave to Thompson through Kos were themselves Sanders supporters during the primary.

"I'm proud to swallow," she liked to brag (though she was not referring to food).

Though Torre was not referring to Jeter and Rodriguez, he also said that two players who dislike each other can play together and be part of a successful team.

Though Scalia was not referring to any particular individual, the Supreme Court was about to consider the case of Salim Ahmed Hamdan, supposed driver to Osama bin Laden, who was challenging the military commissions at Guantanamo Bay.

Possibly though, O'Malley and Koonin are not referring to the TOL hypothesis when they say "if the TOL were true, hierarchical order would be a matter of course" but to the TOL itself, that tree-like pattern of relationships between taxa that molecular phylogeneticists hope to reconstruct (some believing that they already have).

He was not referring to Middle East politics, though.

No, I'm not referring to the prospect of another government shutdown, though that is serious.