Sentence examples for governing words from inspiring English sources

It requires dozens of standards, governing words, sounds, pictures, interactions, protocols, code, and more.

Republican candidates were urged to employ the language of GOPAC, an organization that Gingrich headed that was meant to support office-seekers at every level; GOPAC-ese — made up of "optimist, positive, governing words" — was taught to freshmen members of Congress.

This instructed Republicans to learn to "speak like Newt" by using a laundry list of "contrasting words" and "optimistic positive governing words" when describing Democrats and Republicans.

Indeed, the ship had "refrigerate[d], store[d] and transport[ed]" the fins, but the governing words were "aid and assist".

The narrator's recessive gene makes "transgender" the governing word here.

(Museums are levelers: whether an old court dress or an old shepherd's tunic, the governing word is "old").

They enter our minds quietly by a combination of words and names, so that it comes to pass that not only does reason govern words, but words react on our understanding.

Syntax describes the rule system that governs how words are combined into larger meaningful units of phrases, clauses, and sentences, while morphology describes the aspect of language that governs word structure and includes grammatical word inflections that carry tense.

Grammar consists of the rules governing how words are put together".

The ban on overnight camping is easily defended and does not impede political advocacy remotely as the pre-Free Speech Movement regulations did by governing what words could be said on campus and exactly where and when.

They say that the only way to prove that a group of languages is related is by establishing regular rules governing how words change as one language morphs into another.