Sentence examples for Semantic innocence from inspiring English sources

Some accuse it for violating semantic innocence.

Furthermore, it is far from clear that semantic innocence must be accepted.

We can ask whether the problem of cross-attitudinal anaphora supports semantic innocence.

Proponents of semantic innocence see an expression as having the same reference in a wide body of linguistic environments.

First, one needs an argument for the claim that a proper treatment of cross-attitudinal anaphoric relations is possible only if semantic innocence is accepted.

Then substitution of co-referring singular terms within the scope of an attitude verb is blocked, as such substitution affects the semantic value of the attitude verb itself, but innocence is preserved.

Semantic representations.

Anyway, innocence.

Semantic definiteness.

Is this semantic quibbling?

Semantic infiltration indeed.