Sentence examples similar to coming label from inspiring English sources
Sensations do not come labelled as "doggy whiffs" or "butter sighting"; such descriptions imply a good deal of prior concept formation.
Perhaps it is because of the relatively recent convention we bring to reading stories, where stories come labelled either as fiction or as non-fiction.
The stone is language, the diamond is a poem: as in a model kit, all the pieces come labelled and the instructions are easy to follow.
Most of the showiest oxalis have a dormant period, but since your plants came label-free, they're probably from a species that doesn't mind skipping this step.
With boxes came labels, which compose a whole sector of collecting.
Each painting comes labelled with a short interpretation, though the museum often has contests allowing the "opinionated, overeducated, and verbose" to be guest interpreters for new works.
Jesus did not come labeling others as "sinners" and "whores," he came to write love on our arms.
It's on up and coming French label Antinote and is actually only one year old. Brilliant.
In order to eliminate label uncertainty coming from grid labeling, we present an SVM-based model for learning from label proportions.
Queen's Park, Blackpool's only high-rise flats, are coming down, labelled too expensive to maintain.
In this paper, a method named Likelihood-Fuzzy Analysis (LFA) for translating statistical information coming from labeled data into a fuzzy classification system is proposed.
