Serhiy Storchaka added the comment:
I think you make an accent on wrong thing. All these sentences look correct to
me if remove any hyperlinks. Hyperlinks are optional. In the phrase "Level
values are evaluated" the reference is to the term "evaluating", not to the
eval() function. But since this term is not in glossary and is explained only
in eval() description, the reference points to the eval() function. The same is
for "weakly referencable" and "joining". It would be more correct ton add
explicit labels "evaluating", "weak reference" and "join" and use they in
references (":ref:`evaluated <evaluating>`"). This would create links without
changing the style of the text.
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