I WAS REFERRING TO

I was referring to the funny joke she told yesterday.

When I said I was referring to the movie, I meant the one with superheroes.

He asked which book I was referring to, so I mentioned the mystery novel.

In class, I was referring to the interesting experiment we conducted.

My sister and I were referring to our exciting vacation plans.

I was referring to the classic novel when I mentioned "Pride and Prejudice."

During our discussion, I was referring to the scientific method as the basis for our experiment.

In my previous statement, I was referring to the historical events that shaped the course of the nation.

When I talked about constellations, I was referring to the patterns formed by stars in the night sky.

As we chatted about hobbies, I was referring to the joy of cultivating a garden full of vibrant flowers.

Amidst the labyrinth of mathematical proofs, I was referring to the enigmatic concept of non-Euclidean geometry.

She thought I was referring to her when I mentioned the party.

The teacher knew I was referring to the homework assignment from last class.

I was referring to my earlier comment when I mentioned the new policy.