Sentence examples similar to aver with definiteness from inspiring English sources

Clinical descriptors of language in FTD such as 'poverty of content' or 'vagueness' may suggest a problem with definiteness of reference.

Further in line with this conclusion, SZ + FTD produced significantly more vague and unclear references than both NC and FDR (see Fig. 3 and Supplementary Table 5), which signals problems with definiteness and specificity as well.

"Everything man achieves begins with definiteness of purpose," he says.

Moutaouakil (1989) also criticizes the TAGs' association of theme with definiteness.

It became hard for Republicans to aver with a straight face that Sarah Palin could possibly be president, should something happen to McCain.

Tracy Gill averred, with a squeal, that she'd just read "The Bell Jar".

And yes, he avers with a chuckle, he had some sense that, to play street cop Jimmy McNulty, he was hiring a public-schooled Englishman.

Analysts aver that with India's strengths in research and development and lower manufacturing costs, there is a huge potential that global companies can tap.

Names are often (Geurts 1997, Anderson 2006) claimed to be syntactically "definite," since they can occur with markers of definiteness, such as the definite article in English.

He stood with that definiteness".

"Yes," she says, with disarming definiteness.