Sentence examples for Semantic dance from inspiring English sources
Somebody consciously uncouple us from this semantic dance!
But last month, in the general election battleground state of Ohio, Mr. McCain did a semantic dance and said he expected that most American troops would be home from Iraq by 2013.
Yet Zuckerberg told Swisher that he thinks that calling Facebook a "utility" is "still a good description," and he also refers to Facebook as a "social network" which he claims makes it less about the content than "social media". All of this seems like a semantic dance to avoid public judgment as the operator of a massive platform for the creation, distribution and monetization of content.
Baker's semantic tap dance on the subject mirrors his former editor Keller's, who, in a recent written exchange with the journalist Glenn Greenwald, addressed his own equivocations: "Of course, I regard waterboarding as torture.
The difference in semantic or conceptual properties of nouns and verbs led to the creation of the Kissing and Dancing Test (KDT; Bak & Hodges, 2003), which assesses the semantic knowledge of verbs.
Music, painting, literature, theater, dance, and architecture are all addressed with respect to the question of their relationships with the syntactic and semantic requirements of a notation.
Semantic representations.
Is this semantic quibbling?
Semantic infiltration indeed.
