Sentence examples for its strong form from inspiring English sources

In cases where the main verb is also 'had', it is pronounced in its strong form /hæd/.

Second, it is simply not a plausible doctrine in its strong form.

Deutscher rejects linguistic relativity in its strong form, pouring scorn on its most vehement defender, the early-20th-­century linguist Benjamin Whorf, and again firmly locating his account in the cultural-historical background.

The "Whorfian hypothesis" (the thesis that one's thought and even perception are determined by the language one happens to speak), in its strong form at least, is no longer debated as vigorously as it was a few years ago.

Hence, access internalism is implausible and should be rejected, because neither its weak nor its strong form is acceptable.

In its strong form the thesis is that the composition relation is strictly identical with the identity relation, viz.

Yet "Whorfian" relativism, at least in its strong forms, is one of those ideas that disappear under any kind of scrutiny.

In its strongest form, pluralism is a theory of selfhood.

This reaction can be seen in its strongest form in American politics.

These findings are devastating for people who advocate the efficient-market hypothesis, at least in its strongest form.

In its strongest form this states that past price movements should give no useful information about the future.