Sentence examples for nominal words from inspiring English sources

In Arthur Miller's All My Sons and Harold's Pinter's A Kind of Alaska, the phrases that give the dramas their names are given to a character; but, in David Mamet's Oleanna and David Hare's Racing Demon, the nominal words are never glossed.

Nominal words are: (i) lexical nouns; (ii) determiners (personals and demonstratives), which construe the identity of the thing and create cohesion with others; (iii) numeratives (numerals and "classifiers"), which itemize and construe quantity, and (iv) postpositive nouns, which indicate the facet of the thing.

The cognitive debriefing questions for children/adolescents resulted only in nominal wording changes.

The American-English pilot version resulted in nominal wording changes in the response categories only.

In other words, while nominal exchange rates might vary, real rates should be pretty constant.

— Rick Santorum was, in his own words, a "nominal Catholic" when he met Karen Garver, a neonatal nurse and law student, in 1988.

In other words, higher nominal debt raises real volatility, increases financial fragility and reduces average growth.But surely, the public sector can step in and take up the slack?

For example, a Chinese e-book is free at first, but once you read half of it and get hooked, you have to pay a nominal charge per thousand words.

Or, in other words, a nominal raise –– relatively speaking.

Thus, it should be a strong interest in future research to examine whether verbal, nominal, and adjectival target words might involve different thought processes among learners, and more importantly, whether or not learners' responses to subsets for those word classes would be unidimensional in assessing their network knowledge.

In other words, any nominal raises that many workers received have been wiped out by inflation, essentially leaving them with less money to cover their bills.