A singular term, such as a proper name or a demonstrative pronoun, is a term that signifies exactly one individual thing.
According to Campbell, such conscious experience provides us with knowledge of what our perceptual demonstrative terms, like 'this' and 'that', refer to.
Ottawa uses a set of demonstrative pronouns that contains terms unique to Ottawa, while other words in the set are shared with other Ojibwe dialects.
Janowicz, a 6-foot-8 force of nature, has not been universally embraced by his elders because of his demonstrative, in-your-face style and perhaps because of the obvious threat he now poses with his massive serve (an overused term that truly applies) and his surprising touch and mobility.
Rejlander rounded up actors to perform a variety of demonstrative expressions that could illustrate Darwin's pioneering text.
Firstly, "this" is a demonstrative that replaces nominalization, and it is followed by a logical metaphor in the form of a verb, "results".
We can then have a neo-Russellian theory of the contents of the attitudes and semantics of singular terms like proper names, indexicals, and demonstratives that respects Fregean intuitions about the truth-values of (1 -(4) and is free of a commitment to unarticulated constituents.
Indeed Tod's podium behaviour was even less demonstrative than that of Sir Adrian.
"I think it is one of the most demonstrative pieces that we have".
They tend to be demonstrative, and that makes the whole room feel better.
