Sentence examples for explicit sentence from inspiring English sources

The findings saw that emoticons and punctuation did not increase the perception that an explicit sentence was sarcastic, as the intent of the message was obvious.

6. Pagin (2004: 851) suggested a so-called inferential integration test, in which a sentence proposed as being used for indirectly asserting that $p$ (e.g., by irony) replaces the corresponding explicit sentence in an inference.

Page 3, para 2: the notion that these data from Papp et al. convey is critical and the message needs an explicit sentence or two at end of paragraph.

Only 2 areas need revision: Page 3, para 2: the notion that these data from Papp et al. convey is critical and the message needs an explicit sentence or two at end of paragraph.

Below each category, explicit sentences from software architects are also indicated.

Second, we analyzed the answers at whole by assessing all participants' answers related to each question, in order to categorize their answers using template tables that described (in each column): the name of the category, a detailed description of the cases covered by the category, the participant, and the explicit sentences that support the category.

Rule 7: sentences with more than two proteins and two negation keywords Rule 7 is explicit for sentences having the negative keyword 'neither/nor'neither/nor

Rule 7 is explicit for sentences having the negative keyword 'neither/nor'neither/nor

Frazer doesn't pretend to be a scientist delivering data; he makes it explicit from his first sentence that he is a human being who lives inside, not outside, culture.

(Contrast this with an example due to — I think — Irene Heim: 'They got married. She is beautiful.' This is like (5) because the first sentence lacks an explicit antecedent for the pronoun in the second.

The items are inspired by the social isolation subscale of Fife and Wright [ 34] and are introduced by a sentence that makes explicit that the current treatment is stressed.