Firstly, interviewers can subconsciously express their own attitudes, opinions, or expectations by means of intonation, verbal and non-verbal communications and non-standard explanation of words as formulated in the interviewer guide [ 25].
In a way, you're telling the listener to value your explanations of these words over the sacred words themselves.
Supporters of the emergentist coalition model argue that, as a hybrid, this model moves towards a more holistic explanation of word learning that is not captured by models with a singular focus.
Christian doctrines of predestination may be considered explanations of the words of the Apostle Paul, For those whom he [God] foreknew he also predestined to be conformed to the image of his Son, in order that he might be the first-born among many brethren.
Sometimes we are given rational explanations – of the words written on the girl's skin, of a hellish dinner party where a local woman seems to chant the father's name over and over again – but they only chill the atmosphere further.
Whatever his explanations of his words, he should recuse himself from all gay-rights cases.
And yet, people I talk to still look for reasons, for explanations, for words of comfort.
But a dispiritingly large number of (mostly) male Guardian readers were flummoxed and looked high and low for explanations of the word "woman" - was I perhaps making some occult reference to Minnie Driver, or even Betty Driver? - and, worse, continued to feel affronted when it was pointed out that women do sometimes drive cars these days.
Each user gets a marked-up contract that provides notices of potential issues, simplified explanations of complex wording and suggestions on how to negotiate.
In the mid-1960s, George C. Williams strongly critiqued explanations of adaptations worded in terms of "survival of the species" (group selection arguments).
