Much later, Montague (1960) constructed a semantic theory on which expressions of the sort in question are again assigned referents.
It was a cry of contentment, a simple expression of delight, the sort of thing anyone might say, on such a day.
But Tremlett was the braver choice, an expression of faith, the sort of decisions made by teams with confidence in their ability.
(11) In addition to being necessary in order to achieve as fully as possible translation's traditional fundamental goal of exactly reproducing meaning (as well as aesthetic fidelity and fidelity in the expression of feelings), the sort of "accommodating" translation that has just been explained is also necessary, in Herder's view, in order to achieve certain further important goals.
Iraq may still be a place defined by Islam, sectarianism, violence and political dysfunction, but here in this clubhouse, and at larger gatherings of rappers and dancers in Baghdad's parks, are vignettes of another sort, defiant gestures of rebellion in a social order with little space for individual expression, especially of the sort draped in Western mores.
Moreover, it is unclear why we should even think that obedience is a fitting expression of this sort of relationship in the first place.
For the roughly two thousand supporters who attended the Grand Staircase-Escalante signing ceremony, in 1996, the monument was an expression of the same sort of foresight that had led President Theodore Roosevelt to protect the Grand Canyon, in 1908.
Should her bohemianism and love of personal freedom perhaps be seen in a line of descent from 18th-century actress-courtesans like her great-grandmother, rather than as a principled expression of emancipation of the sort expressed by middle-class feminists in England?
An expression or something of the sort that 'pops'pops
Expressions of the nullary sort are the familiar strings for the language models of L. Expressions of sort n > 0 are split strings, with n marked positions where other expressions can be substituted.
