Hence his penchant for Melvin, a near-loser with a wish list of hopes, and for the tallness of Melvin's tale.
The tallness of the advancement, growth, and responsibility bars reflects a higher aspiration toward success through administration than was apparent for scientists and engineers.
The chosen species were distinguished by different architectures, mainly tallness of the plants.
"Nobility of soul accompanies tallness of body," wrote one 18th-century German physician, reflecting the conventional wisdom of the time.
Unless there were substances in this sense, no qualities could be real: the tallness of the tree would not exist unless the tree existed.
I propose that the focus associate is the degrees more than the degrees of the tallness of Lisi (i.e., the degrees of tallness of Wangwu).
As a result, both spoken words and the concepts to which spoken words are subordinated have the same significates, namely individual things and their individual properties, such as the tallness of Socrates).
When I was a boy, building tallness was a status marker of tremendous significance, and in that pre-Disneyland era there was a grade-school hierarchy that ruthlessly distinguished between those who had and had not been lucky enough to visit New York and ascend to the top of the Empire State Building -- or as I heard it, thanks to the Boston vowel shift, the Umpire State Building.
Then, hai asserts that focused degrees of tallness are true of the subject, in addition to the alternative degrees.
There is something about a church spire that gives a feeling of tallness.
The gradable predicate induces a scale of tallness and ranks the focused degrees and the alternatives, as in 54.
