Sentence examples for mode of phrasing from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, judgment must be aesthetic insofar as it does not produce denotative knowledge about a determinable state of affairs, but refers to the way our faculties interact with each other as we move from one mode of phrasing to another, i.e. the denotative, the prescriptive, the performative, the political, the cognitive, the artistic, etc.

Assuming that potential reporting errors are similar in the treatment and control groups given consistency in mode of collection and phrasing of questions [ 35], we expect the DD design to protect against the effects of these errors.

The speculative, conditional mode of the last phrase indicates just how little we know.

Two open-ended questions assessed knowledge of HIV/AIDS; one on the modes of spread phrased 'What are the various modes by which HIV/AIDS is being spread' and the other on preventive strategies phrased 'Name a few strategies using which an individual can prevent himself/herself from getting infected with HIV/AIDS'.

These pictures may or may not show a fluid world of print 2.0 ebbing over into the pictorial arts; but they certainly do look like pieces of interior decor designed for an age in which being a Man of Mode (a phrase that entered the language with George Etherege's play of 1676) really mattered.

A typical measure presents barely perceptible calibrations of intonation and rhythm, a broad spectrum of registers, dynamics and modes of articulation, detailed phrasing instructions and a smattering of grace notes, all within a few seconds.

Indeed, as I argued in an essay in this week's magazine, the Chinese mode of development — "state capitalism" is the phrase often used to describe it — rather than being something radical and new, can be seen as the country's greatest knock-off.

There is no sense of phrasing.

How old is the study of phrasing?

His arching phrases imply a certain mode of address; his rhythms a particular way of stalking to and fro; his orchestration a certain kind of space.

But, with a little effort, one can imagine that Mallarmé discerned an affinity between his own mode of writing — in which the haunting, repetitive phrase supplanted the concrete elucidation — and "the latest fashion".