But I was referring to the dark-haired man who came and went so quickly last night.

Does the 'truest' refer to the crime or to the man himself?

You refer, of course, to the young man below us.

He even goes so far as to refer to "the man who types my answers".

So, the three references refer to the same man.

If the statement is true, x refers to the man to my left.

It referred to the mysterious man found dead in New York.

"I don't want to play your part," he said, referring to the young man.

Although the possibility has been raised that the two sources may refer to the same man, there is no further evidence to confirm it.

He began with great humility, referring to "the man whose conduct has brought all of us to this moment."