Sentence examples for particular nouns from inspiring English sources

It is often possible to translate probabilis as 'probable' in an ordinary language sense, but attention should be paid to meanings arising from a combination with particular nouns.

Different classifiers often correspond to different particular nouns.

It is very likely that, originally, semantic considerations determined which affixes marked a particular noun class.

But these semantic categories have broken down, and meaning is no longer a reliable predictor of the noun class to which a particular noun may belong.

We use this particular noun to secure the pathos of the child's point of view and to hold her responsible.

Suffice it to say that no qualifying adverb is ever necessary in front of that particular noun.

We have recently reported a new machine learning protocol that makes it possible to measure how well a model can generate a prediction for an item (the neural representation of a particular noun) on which it has not been trained [1].

Admittedly, our particular English noun, sin, can be misleading, given that, generally speaking, when we bother to put a name to a thing, we expect that thing to exist.

The quizzes focus on mastering structural blocks, like relative pronouns or a particular class of nouns.

In particular, adjectives and nouns show more affinity to each other than in most European languages.

Even a formula such as (3) above, though not referring to any specific subject matter, contains expressions like "every" and "is a," which are thought of as having a definite meaning, and the variables are intended to mark the places for expressions of one particular kind (roughly, common nouns or class names).