Sentence examples for we still refer from inspiring English sources

And we still refer to someone with money to spare as 'well-heeled'.

We still refer to Moses Maimonides, the brilliant 12th-century rabbi and physician, as if he still made house calls.

(We still refer to Darwin and Darwinism in a way that we do not refer to Newton and Newtonianism).

On about the 14th or 15th night we had what we still refer to as 'a problem'.

At this point, he said, it's starting to seem silly that we still refer to these devices — mini-computers, really — as phones.

Following a particularly debilitating warehouse party in Birmingham, and subsequent soul-crushing trip down the M6, my friend Alice and I committed what we still refer to as, "the Burger King incident".

"Why are we still referring to these as unpublished trials?

For the more general case where the b i follow any distribution (in Eq. (18), we state that they depend on the distance of the interferers to the reference node and are thus not identically distributed), we may still refer to the central limit theorem, which states that a small number of summands (10 to 12) suffice for Ztotal to be approximately Gaussian ([26], Chap. 2).

No doubt we can still refer to water in statements about it because the term 'water' has a nominal definition, clear-potable-odorless etc., used by the community to refer to what is in fact H2O.

Then, given metaphysical eternalism, we can still refer to Socrates even though 'Socrates' refers to something whose existence is temporally located wholly in the past, and say of him that he is not alive.

In that case we shall still refer to instantaneous rejuvenations, even though r will be considered as a positive value given by r=Δ× k+vk)/n, where vk is the number of virtual nodes.