Sentence examples for from occasion from inspiring English sources

That does nothing to dislodge the natural view that a sentence can carry its meaning with it from occasion to occasion, and thus possess a literal meaning.

His argument shows, at most, that whatever combines with the facts to determine a particular truth-value varies from occasion to occasion.

The third way of reading the passage is as claiming that the range of possibilities can vary from occasion to occasion for judging or claiming that one knows that this is a goldfinch.

Indexicals, by contrast, seem to have a single linguistic meaning that is fixed by linguistic convention, but also another sort of meaning (content) that varies from occasion to occasion, or context to context.

So, S1 is the probability that an animal encountered and released alive at sampling occasion 1 will survive the interval from occasion 1 to occasion 2, and so on.

Survival S is the probability of surviving from occasion i to i+1 and p is the probability that if alive and in the sample at time i, that the individual will be encountered.

"It's been a long time, too long, for this club with its great history and expectations to have been away from occasions like this.

They were all asked if each day was 'typical' for them and to explain any atypical behaviour that may have arisen from occasions such as celebrations or holidays.

"An Evening of Elegance: 200 Years of Costumes From Grand Occasions From the Morris Museum Collection".

See more images from the occasion in our picture gallery.

(I shall adapt some of my thoughts from that occasion for this one).