Sentence examples for * wordings from inspiring English sources

Substance abusers are often cognitively impaired [ 30], and thus may have difficulty understanding some items that use indirect wordings (e.g., negatively worded items).

Examples apparently include changing wordings like "unhealthy" to "not healthy", or adding hyphens to words.

Various patient wordings from the past look labored alongside the glib printout.

I asked a series of questions, attempting wordings that I had not made Kai memorize.

Instead, we have the mind-numbing spectacle of one member after another reading slightly different wordings of identical talking points.

The wordings for each stamp can vary and you can check the status of your stamp on the UKCISA website.

Such wordings often encourage a positive response: this is known in the polling world as acquiescence bias.

"We have gone through a lot of wordings [on the counter-terrorism law] that would be appropriate for us and sufficient for the EU," Yenel told the Guardian.

This gets "Slavery by Another Name" off to a shaky start, if only because many of Mr. Blackmon's wordings are speculative.

A memo from a CPC tax adviser warned that the video presented "huge issues" unless certain wordings used in the script were edited out or changed.

The Faber text of How to Hold Your Breath omits this warning, although similar wordings appear in other releases from the same firm.