Sentence examples for use to refer from inspiring English sources

It's a reference to so-called "pure OCD", a term some use to refer to this particular type.

"Autobiographical memory" is the term psychologists use to refer to our memory for the events that have happened to us.

Diné (pronounced dee-NEH) is the word the Navajo often use to refer to themselves.

They are close," he said using the acronym people across the region use to refer to the Islamic State (Isis).

A.Q.I. is the abbreviation the intelligence agencies use to refer to Al Qaeda of Mesopotamia, a predominantly Iraqi organization with foreign leadership.

Her mother-in-law explains that the Arabic word for enemy is also the word local women use to refer to their husbands when speaking among themselves.

She used the word "illegitimate" to describe Mandelson, the same word that many who opposed the war use to refer to that military misadventure.

The pronouns I use, and that other people use to refer to me, are not "he" or "she" but "they", "them" and "their".

Rando is one of a surprisingly large number of words that U.N.C. students use to refer to unfamiliar, suspicious or anxiety-producing outsiders.

When it comes to language there is "poukou," which the Greeks use to refer to the pre-crisis era, and there is now.

But the pickup variety, the kind played in the cities and the countryside, is called pelada, a term Brazilian men also use to refer to a naked woman.