Sentence examples for application of this term from inspiring English sources
Because the application of this term (minzu) has caused much confusion, some scholars suggest to distinguish the terms and call Zhonghua minzu as "Chinese nation" while 56 minzu as "ethnic groups" (zuqun in Chinese term, which is now widely used to translate English word "ethnic group") (Ma, 2000).
However, application of this term alone was recommended by its widespread use by researchers in the area (Clark and Watson 1995; DeVellis 2003; Hinkin 1995; Nunnally 1967) and by the large number of publications identified with this descriptor in the period evaluated, as compared with those screened with correlates (e.g., "development of questionnaire" and "development of measure").
It is this latest application of the term that interests Sharon Waxman in "Loot," a broad survey of what she calls "the battle over the stolen treasures of the ancient world".
Realistically, though, the main 2015 application of the term "misandry" will probably be dudes making "ballbuster" jokes about Hillary Clinton.
The application of the term "white" to describe a person's color, and, by extension, race, began in northern Europe thereafter, Dr. Brace said.
The application of the term to anything in "real life" is held by some to be merely figurative, but Eagleton regards this "mandarin disdain" as an aspect of the perpetual war between classes.
"Be that as it may," Schickel added in this correspondence he must think was lost or ignored, "I join you in deploring the vague and trendy application of the term to other modes of expression.
There, too, were the offices of the foreign ministry and the council of state; hence the application of the term to the government as a whole.
The originality of tagmemic analysis and the application of the term tagmeme is most clearly manifest in the domain of grammar.
When confronted with a borderline case of 'thin', a language user will neither assent to the application of the term nor to the application of its negation.
