Sentence examples for briefly words from inspiring English sources

Despite all the loquacious banter in this impressive collection, the most important moments turn out to be the ones in which, even briefly, words aren't enough.

It would ask every candidate to "Sign the Pledge" to vote for a specific, briefly worded, Constitutional Amendment to ban it within the first 14 days of a new Congress.

The vulgarity of the situation and the awkwardness it has brought to his wife and three children rob him briefly of words.

The CCTV footage shows the pair briefly exchanging words before the suspect suddenly removes his scarf and wraps it around the victim's neck.

She and others from Not Dead Yet – a group that campaigned against the bill which would have changed the law to allow doctors to help terminally ill people end their lives, but which was rejected in September by MPs – chanted and briefly exchanged words with Moyes.

Pierce Allman ran to the Texas School Book Depository, seen behind him, in search of a phone and briefly exchanged words with a stranger — who he later learned was Lee Harvey Oswald.

A memorial service is held on Earth for the fallen heroes of the Human-Covenant war, during which the Arbiter and Lord Hood briefly exchange words regarding the fallen Master Chief.

For example, Witherspoon and Allan found that briefly presented words (c. 50 ms) were judged to last longer when they had recently been read aloud [32].

For example, West and Craik [10] required participants to classify briefly presented words according to print color or semantic category (ongoing task) and to press an assigned key whenever the prospective memory cue occurred; they then used the proportion of detected cue words as an index of prospective memory.

That word "member" forces the reader to relocate, at least briefly, the word "party" – and translate it from social event to politics.

However, attempting to read a continually presented road sign as it increases in size is a substantially different task than attempting to read a briefly presented word, visible only for 250 ms, which could easily account for the differences in our results.