Sentence examples for natural class from inspiring English sources

Tropes do not get sorted into natural classes in virtue of their nature, instead they have the nature they do because they belong to this or that natural class.

It's the emphasis on the elongated "sure", sung straight from the gut, that makes you snap to attention and remember just how much natural class Keys possesses.

"If I have to define him as a young footballer in a few words: natural class, talent and love of the game.

The talking Flounder, being both the evil daemon and the central consciousness of the piece, has a natural class interest in flounder's not being eaten, so there is a shortage of fish recipes in "The Flounder".

Holland did not know whether to stick or twist and, though their natural class led to the outstanding Belgian goalkeeper Christian Piot making some very decent saves, Belgium kept the score at 0-0.

The rules are more explanatory, however, if they show that these phonemes behave in a similar way because they form a natural class, or set, whose members are defined by a common property.

Why do the tropes belong to the same natural class?

Other phonological rules that refer to the natural classes of phonemes have already been mentioned.

Not much attention was paid to their role in classifying phonemes into the natural classes required in phonological rules.

Classifications, on the other hand, deal with "natural classes"—i.e., with groupings that differ from other groupings in as many particulars as one can discover.

The more gradual the change, the fewer are the distinctive features upon which to define natural classes and the more difficult it becomes to draw a line between classes.