Sentence examples for conjunction in from inspiring English sources

The conjunctive yàobúshì is represented as a conditional conjunction in the mental model to denote counterfactual thinking.

Yes it is (they'll be along to arrest me for starting my sentence with a conjunction in a moment).

Conjunction, in logic, a type of connective that uses the word "and" to join together two propositions.

Something caught my eye – a triple conjunction in Sagittarius, the house that Jung associated with the collective unconscious – and I knew I had a place to begin.

I remember when I used to fight over a conjunction in an ad, because I felt that taking it out affected the whole rhythm of the copy.

A "conjunction" this close is highly unusual: some astronomers believe the Star of Bethlehem was a similar Venus-Jupiter conjunction in 2BC.

Thus, the causal principle upon which all knowledge rests represents no necessary connections between things but is simply the result of their constant conjunction in human minds.

As well as the coincidence – of a kind they would have avoided in novels – of Rendell's death so closely following the service for James, there is also a striking conjunction in the closeness of both to a general election.

Venus and Jupiter are now separating following their magnificent conjunction in our W evening sky, with Venus now at its highest at nightfall as Jupiter dips lower into the twilight where we lose it by April's end.

The two brightest planets, Venus and Jupiter, are converging for a spectacular conjunction in our W evening sky, as the two smallest ones, Mercury and Mars, are also at their best for the year.

He had remarkable talent for both creating and performing music and his band Selfless released a CD entitled Conjunction in 2005 and planned to produce a second CD in 2009.