Sentence examples for complete lexicon from inspiring English sources

Here is the complete lexicon of Toryism – from climate-change denial and fracking enthusiasm, to praise for Iain Duncan Smith's disability cuts, from attacking the BBC and the licence fee to abhorrence of regulation and all "interference".

"It is generally known to literary men in the United States," he wrote in 1859, "that the Philological Society, of London, has been for some time engaged in the preparation of a complete lexicon or thesaurus of the English language.

In the books Martin included very few words of the Dothraki language, but for the HBO television series David Peterson of the Language Creation Society was hired to turn those words into a complete lexicon.

RSNA launched the RadLex project, which aimed at gathering a complete lexicon for radiology, made of terms borrowed from multiple terminological sources, but integrated into a common resource [17].

Dylan cannot match Shakespeare's achievement in inventing several centuries of Western society by defining its complete emotional lexicon.

The Leipzig book trade, fearing that publication of Johann Heinrich Zedler's huge Grosses vollständiges Universal-Lexikon (1732 50; "Great Complete Universal Lexicon") might put them out of business, made such difficulties that Zedler thought it best to issue his work in Halle.

Masha's father, Solomon Klonitzki-Kline, was a distinguished Talmudic scholar from Lithuania who completed a "Lexicon of Hebrew Homonyms".

Using a complete dog-language lexicon of my own devising, I have rendered it into English: "God damn it!

But since then, the expression has found its way into the common lexicon, complete with this entry in Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary: "home.

If the judges on "American Idol," whose third season is under way, have established a rigid framework for thinking about pop music success, Ms. Banks and her colleagues are on their way to providing a handbook to pop beauty, complete with its own lexicon.

On the first day of my freshman writing class I give the students this assignment: You will be divided into groups and by the end of the semester each group will be expected to have created its own language, complete with a syntax, a lexicon, a text, rules for translating the text and strategies for teaching your language to fellow students.