Sentence examples for while not referring from inspiring English sources

While not referring to Trump directly, Ryan said in a statement that "protecting our company's secrets is paramount".

While not referring directly to their Pena claim, which was first reported by SI.com, General Manager Brian Cashman said he did not expect any trades.

Pietersen revealed he had met the former skipper yesterday and, while not referring directly to the incident, the 33-year-old hinted that he harboured some regret.

While not referring to any politician specifically, Byrne said some of the commentary from "predictable sources" was highly speculative and unhelpful.

While not referring here directly to it, Anand's form going into his clash with Viktor Kramnik was woeful: a last finish in September's Masters tournament in Bilbao.

While not referring to Mr. Giuliani by name, Mrs. Clinton referred cuttingly to his proposal to sell the Board of Education's headquarters in Brooklyn and his frequent criticism of the teachers' union.

Reinforcing the hypocrisy that glues society together, her family chose to praise her benevolence and sweet temper in the memorial plaque they installed in Winchester Cathedral while pointedly not referring to her novels.

While I'm not referring to any particular school or campus regarding this issue, if you're living in dorms and away from constant parental supervision, these substances may very well be readily available.

He said to me, "Oh, you are going to outer space?" While I was not referring to that type of shuttle, several of the NIHF Inductees occupying the shuttle seats, like George Alcorn (inventor of the x-ray imaging spectrometer) and Frank Cepollina (inventor of satellite servicing techniques), have helped make modern space exploration possible.

And while Attorney General Eliot Spitzer was not referring to Schenectady itself when he made his controversial remark this spring during the campaign for governor — "You drive from Schenectady over to Niagara Falls, you see an upstate economy that is devastated.

I'm not referring to an Australian radio station that might lose a few advertisers for a while.