Sentence examples for meaning sufficiently from inspiring English sources

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Quotes were selected on basis of the criteria that a quote should illustrate the category of meaning sufficiently, that it adds a new perspective and that the quotes represent the opinions of different participants.

The meaning of sufficiently similar will be discussed later in the text in the Methods section.

If the arguments that lead non-cognitivists to postulate descriptive meaning are sufficiently compelling it seems they should not rely on the open question argument to support their views.

Other new words that have had their meaning stabilized sufficiently according to the company include bromance ("a close nonsexual friendship between men"), fist bump (with thanks to Barack Obama), cougar ("a middle-aged woman seeking a romantic relationship with a younger man") and helicopter parent ("a parent who is overly involved in the life of his or her child").

The results of the three studies discussed here indicate that white space is different from other ways of burning money, and its meanings are sufficiently different across cultures, thus providing stronger support for the rhetorical explanation than the economic signaling one.

"It's my train problem," he said, meaning a problem sufficiently contained that he could think about it in spare moments, while in transit.

What, then, was the practical meaning of a "sufficiently absolute" rendering of the principle of equal protection?

Along with this, he comes to accept that certain revisions of belief do involve a change of meaning, presumably in a sufficiently clear sense of meaning (Quine, 1991, 270).

States passed laws making life without parole an option for certain aggravated murders, meaning there was a sufficiently harsh alternative to the death penalty.

Against this background, the goal of this paper is to help structuring the debate over PM's meaning by developing a sufficiently precise definition, which is formally adequate while at the same time reflecting the actual scientific possibilities as well as limitations of medical measures labeled as PM.