This test thus apparently shows that no expressions beyond the obvious ones — 'here'nowetc 'now,' etc. — are genuinely context-sensitive.
It has been objected, however, that regardless of exactly which model is adopted, the linguistic data surrounding 'know(s)' is not what one would expect were it a genuinely context-sensitive term.
This provides a new tool to study the involvement of pMNS in a genuinely communicational context.
There are some who would prefer to reserve the term "teleological" for genuinely purposive contexts in the most literal sense of "purposive" and to refer to biological functions as "teleonomic".
The sheriff found that Gough's conduct on 20 July 2011 was severe enough to cause alarm to ordinary people, threatened serious disturbance to the community, and presented as genuinely alarming, in its context, to any reasonable person.
The paradox is that the limited aim of damage control has a better chance of working if it is genuinely sought in the context of the riskier, more uncertain pursuit of a political solution.Many Palestinians would agree with Mr Powell's assessment that their armed uprising against occupation has become self-defeating.
The lesson of that, of course, is that as you're trying to help people, you can give very honest criticism, but if you do it in the context of genuinely wanting to help them, it makes all the difference in the world.
Results from 24 children with ASD aged 4.67 12.25 years revealed even stronger evidence than previously that thought-bubble training is genuinely beneficial in the context of autism.
It was a closeup of him giving the finger to his cell's security camera, his face contorted in a sneer that, in context, was genuinely frightening.
Either Huntsman's words were genuinely taken out of context or the response to those words made him realize he has more to lose than gain by toying with the Tea Party.
The trade-offs and dilemmas are the most exacting for those boroughs most resolved to delivering genuinely affordable homes in the context of the housing shortage, the climbing cost of living and austerity economics.
