In the 1960s, the linguist Michael Halliday pointed out that we tend to talk of "strong tea" instead of "powerful tea," even though the phrases make equal sense.
His melodic playing is rarely easy: he prefers some degree of stoniness in the line, so that notes are heard individually, even though the phrasing will be well modeled.
6 This nomenclature is widely used, even though the phrases convey little about their technical meaning and practical implications, which can be subtle.
"Slaveowners would punish disruptive slaves by selling them to plantations in the Deep South where conditions were much harder," Ramsey says. . Ramsey said that even though the other phrases she mentioned in the video have little offense today, the g-word, which she censors in the video, is actually a racial slur used to refer to Romani people, originally from India.
Even though the physicians phrased their answers differently, the manifest content was similar to the answers provided by the general population.
Even though the ambiguous phrases were presented in a neutral context, subjects have preferences for one syntactic interpretation over another, which affect the ease with which ambiguities can be resolved (Rayner and Duffy, 1986).
Even then, though, the "cyber attack" phrase is misleading.
Even though the Obama administration retired the phrase "war on drugs" in 2009, this painstaking, readable account makes clear, the ever urgent conflict rages on, though "the battlefield is now global and the possibilities are limitless".
Don't even use the phrase.
