Sentence examples for as its word from inspiring English sources

On December 9, 2006, Merriam-Webster also announced that it selected truthiness as its Word of the Year for 2006.

According to Oxford Dictionaries, the "Face with Tears of Joy" emoji (also known as the "crying laughing emoji") was chosen as its Word of the Year "because it was the most used emoji globally in 2015," making up 20percentt of all British emoji use, and 17percentt in the United States.

According to the Oxford Dictionaries, the "Face with Tears of Joy" emoji (also known as the "crying laughing emoji") was chosen as its Word of the Year "because it was the most used emoji globally in 2015", making up 20percentt of all British emoji use, and 17percentt in the United States.

Merriam-Webster Inc., America's top dictionary publisher, selected "capitalism" as its word of the year in 2012 because it was the most searched for word on Merriam-Webster.com.

Dictionary.com chose "exposure" as its word.

And Europe was as good as its word.

He holds that in the casus where Socrates himself says just 'Socrates is uttering a falsehood' and nothing else, his proposition cannot, on pain of contradiction, signify just as it normally does ("precisely as its words pretend," as he puts it).

As its wording suggests it is most obviously used to prevent the state interfering with what happens in the private sphere of family relationships and the home.

Far more than even Scalia did, Thomas endorses originalism — the belief that the Constitution should be interpreted as its words were understood at the time it was written.

He was best known for championing originalism the theory that calls for interpreting the Constitution as its words were understood to mean at the time of its ratification.

He was best known for championing originalism — the theory that calls for interpreting the Constitution as its words were understood to mean at the time of its ratification.