Sentence examples for higher word from inspiring English sources

Illusion is not a higher word than trick.

It's impossible to read "Pulphead" and not wonder what Sullivan would do with a higher word count than the essay affords.

The parents I met did not seem to feel chided by the data, and they liked the idea of competing with their partners or themselves to log higher word counts.

(New Yorker writers of the day were stunned with admiration or envy when they realized that Mac had been paid twice by the magazine for the same text — six long paragraphs of it — and this time at a higher word rate).

Mr. David's grid has a slightly higher word count than usual (the maximum at this point in the week is typically 78, and this grid has 80 words), but I ignored that because I really liked the visual element in his puzzle.

They show that the adaptation to one specific emotion yields higher word accuracies for this particular emotion at the expense of higher word error rates for the other emotions.

Aesop Rock There may not be an album this year with a higher word-per-minute ratio than "None Shall Pass" (Definitive Jux), the new release by Aesop Rock.

It seems likely that the fiction budget increased when Oliphant took control, and he used this to pay higher word-rates to the better writers.

It seems likely that the increased usage frequency will translate into higher word-of-mouth levels which will ultimately increase use and/or prevent future usage decline.

All "high-pitched" words have an accent if they end in a vowel, n, or s.

This does not hold for M otherese speech resulting in high word error rates.