Sentence examples for item to which from inspiring English sources

As in modern European languages, linguistic gender refers primarily to formal classes of nouns and corresponds only partially to the animacy or sex of the actual item to which the noun refers.

But the item to which he refers is forty per cent shorter and fifty per cent skinnier than the old orphan, it appears only three times a week — if that — and it has been shoved all the way over to the other side of the page..

Ms. Hoy was so moved by the experience that she bought a $40 cream-colored blouse that she may never wear out of the house, mainly because of the tag, which says: "Harpo Inc. hereby certifies that the item to which this tag is attached is a genuine garment from the closet of Oprah Winfrey".

But the item to which he refers is forty per cent shorter and fifty per cent skinnier than the old orphan, it appears only three times a week — if that — and it has been shoved all the way over to the other side of the page.

A related reply is that the item to which the objector points is sufficient for value only insofar as it is an instance of pleasure, so the thesis that pleasure is necessary for value again remains unscathed.

Homer, by contrast, knows and speaks of a whole lot of different sources and bearers of psychological predicates, but lacks a word to pick out the soul as a single item to which the predicates in question can, in some way or other, be referred and which can be distinguished from, and in suitable contexts contrasted with, the body (cf. Snell 1975, 18-25).

She was moved often, leaving behind the few precious items to which she had grown attached.

"That is, an item is stored in relation to other items, and its meaning is derived from the items to which it is associated".

Walmart, the world's largest retailer, provided a list of tax-free holidays by state, along with all the school-related items to which they would apply.

Five teams of 11 members each quickly assembled and devised strategies for photographing items to which Mr. Popovic had assigned points.

The BIS-11 is a self-report scale, consisting of 30 items to which participants respond using a Likert scale ranging from rarely/never to always/almost always.