Sentence examples for favored word from inspiring English sources
We pretend that meritocracies our favored word for modern competitions are contests of equals.
A favored word in play: cannibalization.
We pretend that meritocracies — our favored word for modern competitions — are contests of equals.
Hanging above the threshold to Mr. Keller's kitchen is an enamel sign with a dictionary definition of a favored word.
Their resistance has invited scorn from tabloid editorialists — "weasel" being a favored word in The Daily News — and from the mayor.
(Another of the kids' favored words is "nonchalant": when you get screwed, make like you don't care).
Functionality suggests a word-focused pattern that favors word learning over text comprehension.
Though that observation no doubt still holds in today's N.F.L., the sport's increasingly pumped-up rhetoric clearly favors words of power over words of finesse.
"You can't win consistently on just power or just finesse". Though that observation no doubt still holds in today's N.F.L., the sport's increasingly pumped-up rhetoric clearly favors words of power over words of finesse.
This big grab bag of a show presents almost 80 works by some 30 artists who favor words, numbers, logos, cartoons and other sorts of emblematic devices over conventionally representational or abstract forms.
This idea is incorporated into the model as a frequency bias favoring words that occur early in the document.
