Sentence examples for Principal word from inspiring English sources

"Basically that's the principal word that we operate from.

He posited instead what he called a "swerve" — Lucretius' principal word for it was clinamen — an unexpected, unpredictable movement of matter.

Critics say the principal word in Casey's review – integration – is clumsy and loaded, giving the impression that unless ethnic minorities commit to total assimilation they have failed.

A verb (Latin verbum, word, so called as it is the principal word in the sentence (in Latin at least)) shows action or state of being and indicates the time of that action or state.

"[This work] defines the principal words, concepts and phrases, their legal source, whether statutory or judicial, and gives a brief introduction to the law.

The question"How would you assess your general health condition compared with other persons of the same age - better, worse, similar?" has most of its principal words in common with the General SRH question.

The question "How would you assess your general health condition – good; bad; somewhere in between?" has as principal words the verb "assess", and the noun "health" with the adjective "general".

The analysis performed involved: the social and practical context for the questionnaire; similarities and differences between the questions depending on their principal words; the context for the actual questions in the questionnaire.

"She confided that she simply ignored evolution because she knew she'd get in trouble with the principal if word got about that she was teaching it," he recalled.

Brother Smith defined the ultimate goal in terms remarkably similar to the Gonzaga principal's words.

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