But the appellation doesn't fall far from the tree: Just like his dad, he makes a clear effort to define his opponents as bad people.
She refused the appellation, didn't believe in families, rebelled against the role and would always say that you have children to set them free.
Mr Kapuscinski tells it as it felt, rather than as it was, describing sometimes, it seems, distastefully relishing whatever is bizarre, humiliating, disgusting, exotic.In his foreword he observes: "In reality, except as a geographical appellation, Africa does not exist".
Being such a small appellation, Cornas does not have a multitude of producers, so when we tasted several vintages of a single producer, for the most part we listed only one.
The Community of Christ does not accept the appellation Mormon because of the association with polygamy.
As with Languedoc, Roussillon does not yet have an appellation system that effectively communicates differences in terroir.
bAs NHIC does not have specifically structured categories of children and adolescents, we will use the appellation junior for all of age 0 18.
Other Western appellations, such as the French hongrois, German Ungar, and Russian vengr, all stem from the name of an early Turkic tribal confederation, the on-ogur (meaning '10 tribes'), which the Hungarians joined in their wanderings toward the west, and does not indicate relationship with the ancient Huns, a Turkic tribe.
Univocation is the signification of a univocal word, described in the Fallacie Parvipontane as "retaining the signification of the name while varying its supposition/appellation" (my translation).[3] Thus a fallacy of univocation occurs when one does not realise that what is being talked about (the supposita) change.
But when it has an appellation you don't normally use, that's very creepy".
