Sentence examples for we've been referred from inspiring English sources

We've been referred to as the "grasshopper generation," consuming everything in our path with no regard for anyone else.

"We've been referred to as intimidating, terrorists, even The Third Reich," Paul tells me.

"We vote for people we know and for people we've been referred to by the people we know".

"We've been referring to them as 'magic dresses,'" she says, "because they look good on everyone".

To date we've been referring to our fearless main character as Bob, a kind of catch-all, work-in-progress moniker.

So your position is that in the contest that errors or undervoting, as we've been referring to it, that is the failure of the machine to read a vote that might otherwise be properly cast for a candidate, that it is not the role of the judiciary in a contest to evaluate undervotes.

We have been referred to no previous decided cases either in the court of appeal or at the crown court to assist in determining an appropriate sentence for this type of offence".

The dominant theological position in the West, which we have been referring to as classical theism, denies all relativity to God.

There were 53 respondents categorized as "renters" and 86 categorized as "owners" (who we have been referring to up this point as full-owners).

The reason we have been referring to 'standard' cases is that MST is not necessarily identity-affecting because, on our view, an egg which has its mitochondria replaced could remain numerically the same egg.

However, according to the theoretical models to which we have been referring to explain these effects, suppression effects and omission responses should in fact be two sides of the same coin, i.e. theoretically, it is exactly the prediction-related activity uncovered with omission responses that is responsible for the suppression of responses to prediction-matching stimuli.