Sentence examples for a piece of language from inspiring English sources
Yet it represents not a thought but the word, a piece of language.
Rather, the problem is that, as a piece of language, "libertarian paternalism" renders difficult the ability to conceive of a principled distinction between policy that respects and policy that violates individual autonomy.
"If you can take a piece of language that is commonly used and be associated with it, it's a very powerful way to say you're leading in your space".
PAGE A24 ALBANY FAILS AGAIN One of the reasons that the New York State budget is late this year is because a piece of language was mysteriously inserted into the separate education budget bill.
The back-room debate in recent days has focused on a piece of language, which was mysteriously inserted into the education section of the budget, that bars school administrators from considering student test scores when determining whether a teacher deserves to get tenure.
The word "shared" in this context is as fine a piece of language re-definition as I have heard in my life, a masterful bit of re-branding.
Over the next six weeks, three writers will each try to learn a language using a piece of language-learning technology.
I delivered it with an Anglican shrug (hands on hips, rather than upturned as in the Gallic), a piece of body language that I like to think said: "Bonjour/Dag, I can see that your mother tongue is under attack from those other bastards, and I do care, but could you see your way to selling me a disappointingly watery coffee?
Like DeRose (2005), Ludlow casts EC as a piece of 'ordinary language' philosophy, and in that spirit he presents the results of Google searches in which clauses like, "…by objective standards", "…by academic standards", "…with some certainty", "…doggone well…", and so on, accompany uses of 'know(s)'.
In addition, each piece of knowledge can be assigned a description: a piece of natural language text that describes the knowledge.
"That's a little piece of language with a big impact on foreign aid," said Gordon Adams, a White House budget official in the Clinton administration.
