According to this text, William argued that it is not the words (voces) or the sense (intellectus) of the more precise sentence that provides the inferential force, but the fact that the more precise sentence signifies relations (habitudines) between things Green-Pedersen 19744: Frag 8 10 12).
This crucial moment will be taken as the starting point of the new architecture and, therefore, as the death date for modern architecture, according to Charles Jencks's well-known and precise sentence: "Modern architecture died in St .Louis, Missouri, on July 15th , 1972at 3: 32 pm"c.
Write down your team's mission statement in one clear and precise sentence, i.e. "To develop discipline and honor through the sport of Airsoft".
In his rimless glasses, with his tirelessly precise sentences, he is more like a senior accountant or a top management consultant than the pinstriped mandarins of civil service legend.
In some ways "Dov and Ali" could be called a flawless play: the characters speak in precise sentences, their arguments are soundly constructed, their entrances and exits are impeccably timed.
He favors moseying, precise sentences that include three or four pauses, each clause a punch line.
Davies, who is also the author of a story collection and a book of poems, unspools her novel in short chapters featuring searing, forensically precise sentences.
The magnificent Indian feminist who outlined the history of corporations and colonialism in three precise sentences or the buff white man who I assumed was a long-time activist the way he spoke for the need for distribution of wealth and freedom and only later did he confess to me privately that he worked on Wall Street, and although he felt guilty, he was working to change it within.
But in her long, exhilaratingly precise sentences, the quotidian lives of her characters lift off.
I encourage my students to write precise sentences and help them strengthen their inner editor.
