Sentences with phrase «just referring to»

When God spoke about hospitality throughout the Bible as if on a loop, he wasn't just referring to hosting a church Bible study or commiserating over steaming cups of Earl Grey with our besties.

I agree that in this business you have to make money where you can but I tend to lean towards Brian Martindales method of just referring to other professions because it's the right thing to do.

And I'm not just referring to items that are in immediate need of repair but also to systems that will break faster because they have not been maintained well up until that point.

His statement could be true, if he wasn't just referring to Real Estate sales.

I'm not just referring to the truth about you — but if you can get to the truth about what's happening inside the company, then you can express your experience to show you've solved similar problems, met similar goals.

I'm not just referring to proper attire and hygiene.

I'm not just referring to your individual contributors who crave professional development.

P.S: @My dear fellow Indian pls don't panic the video starts off showing JULY 8th as Release Date in New Delhi, ASUS Chairman was just referring to 2014's Zenphone 5 Release Dates & explains further how great was the success of Zenphone 5 in other countries.

I was just referring to it as being unique compared to what was out there.

Or, are you just referring to the translation of the esoteric legal language used by barristers, solicitors and judges?

On the «I'm you» point, Professor Jonathan Turley adds that O'Donnell is «not just referring to those of you in covens.»

Are you sure this is not mentioned in Briffa's paper or are you just referring to Mann's «hockey stick»?

You are just referring to defenders of the models rather than dealing with gauge observations.

I was just referring to the same ideas that Gavin wrote in response to a comment above.

One thing I am interested in is how the whole rooftop pv thing is going to evolve, and I am not just referring to improved efficiency and battery storage.

Are you just referring to a short period of peak insolation which is offset later in the day?

Actually I suspect that Snyder did no research (and here I am just referring to looking up reliable references).

I expected that you were just referring to CRU having obtained early data, not that they were necessarily the people who transcribed it.

I should note, and was just referring to the significant developed nation emitters — some other smaller emitters have also signed but not ratified.

When Minter talks about surface, she's not just referring to the seemingly superficial desire for beauty — she's also talking about paint, and even those who may not embrace her subject matter can't deny the allure of her materials.

For this review I'll be just referring to it as «Dash» as I'm aware that I've said Street Fighter about 50 times now.

Here's hoping they aren't just referring to future Just Dance 20XX games.

Just when everyone thought that the superhero tease was just referring to jumping around with Hop Rocks, Epic rolled out the big reveal - Thanos, the villain from Avengers: Infinity War will soon be strutting his stuff in Fortnite.

Also I'm just referring to on the PS4, Vita, Xbox one.

It is entirely possible that Bleszinski is just referring to Steam doing extremely if he's not impressed with the Xbox One and Playstation 4.

If the opposing players don't manage to do your team in, you have the fans to worry about, and I'm not just referring to those following the opposing team.

Brooke, I'm not referring to Susie Q and her situation, I'm just referring to dispersal sales in general.

You can start the month off with a bang, and I'm not just referring to fireworks.

This is not just referring to stocks and mutual funds.

I thought this was just referring to something similar to SIPC insurance where you are protected in case the broker goes bust, but the listed terms seemed rather wonky.

Dear Manja, Correct, was just referring to DTAA (Double taxation avoidance agreement, if any).

And when I say «parent,» I'm not just referring to your relationship with your child.

In line editing the editor gets involved with the trees, line by line, and I'm not just referring to comma faults and misspelled or misused words.

A second plus with traditional publishing is help with marketing and publicity of a book, and by «help,» I'm not just referring to a marketing budget.

Although the number is, on the surface, just referring to the growth of Amazon's exclusive Kindle catalog, in reality it's also another metric related to Amazon Prime — the membership program which lets users pay on annual basis for access to faster shipping and unlimited video streaming, among other things.

That's why they break out NOOK revenues, not just referring to the devices.

As noted above, providing luxury service is one of our key strengths and we're not just referring to in - store service.

I'm not just referring to the obvious bias of questions about yachts and tennis doubles, which «bias review» is supposed to be addressing.

Isn't it just referring to a different and more modern way of providing the same content to learners?

I'm not just referring to popular music and reality television, where violence and mean - spirited acts often pass for entertainment.

I was just referring to the people who claim that Hollywood is diverse when your list clearly illustrates the lack of good roles for otherwise talented minorities.

«Funny» scenes of popular movies consist of just referring to them.

Just as I fail to see what's so exciting about explosive action taken to mind - numbing, snooze - inducing lengths in those films, I am at an equal loss as to their worth in this one, save to copy cat them for people who think just referring to a movie is sufficient enough to consider it satire.

And I'm not just referring to the ones that are present in this installment (there is a scene here that is absolutely guaranteed to make diehard fans cry their eyes out), but everything that is left to come.

Ah — so maybe when he's saying «Look at my shit,» he's not just referring to his machine guns and shorts in every color, but rather his process.

A fan of the famous 19th century author believes many of Austen's lessons on love, found in her famous tomes such as Pride and Prejudice and Sense and I'm not just referring to the countless iconic celebrities we lost, but the lives of people lost during so many, many terrorist attacks as well.

By niche sites I'm not just referring to black, gay, Christian etc., but rather sites that are more specifically niche and aimed at particular tribes.

I'm not just referring to the countless iconic celebrities we lost, but the lives of people lost during so many, many terrorist attacks as well.

That was my best yes because it's what was the most healthy (emotionally, spiritually, physically) for me at that time!And when I talk about the art of saying no to things... I'm definitely not just referring to travel!

Now we know that we're mean when just referring to pink and yellow as there are endless of shades within the colors.