Sentence examples for affecting the meaning from inspiring English sources
It probably helps that Beale doesn't overly respect the play's rhetoric, where all the abstract nouns (truth, beauty, honour) could quite easily be swapped around without affecting the meaning of any speech.
It is particularly efficient for marketing research agencies, panel providers and other marketing researchers who analyze surveys involving multiple language groups, different scale formats, multiple modes of data collection, or different manipulations affecting the meaning of the response category labels.
Menarche is a significant physical and emotional experience for adolescent girls, especially in certain cultures, where it is viewed as a rite of passage, affecting the meaning of lived experiences.
The sentence in i, adapted from comments by an anonymous reviewer, allows the temporal phrase 明天这个时候 mingtian zhe ge shihou 'this time tomorrow' to appear at the beginning of the sentence, right before keneng, or right after keneng, without affecting the meaning.
" A non-restrictive clause is additional to the sentence and can be deleted without affecting the meaning.
But how does this possibility affect the meaning and reference of proper names?
This is what especially riles his critics: the notion that the shifting enthusiasms of foreign judges could affect the meaning of the U.S. Constitution.
The resulting pitch changes can affect the meaning of the sentence as a whole, or the meaning of the individual words.
Next time you look at a still life, think about where the artist positioned themselves, how this influenced their use of space within the painting, and how this affects the meaning of the objects.
The reader comes away with little palpable appreciation of what the different versions suggest about Shakespeare's larger philosophical vision or how variations in language affect the meaning of the actual plays.
Others consider it a particle even though, as a rule, the point of particles is precisely that they can't stand alone; they exist to affect the meaning of other words.
