Sentence examples for permissible words from inspiring English sources

Then, armed with little more than judiciously applied censor's bleeps, permissible words like sphincter and anus and a willingness to look into digestion, the show musters an air of anarchy.

(Is kosher still a permissible word for the English-only crowd?).

There is published evidence that the effects of speech treatment using phonotactically permissible pseudo-words (non-words) generalise to improved production of real words of similar or easier composition and complexity [ 44].

Nonwords used are phonologically permissible English words (e.g. blurge) as opposed to non-permissible items (e.g. rbgeul).

The arrest of the Happy dancers is only the latest in this long-running confrontation over what is socially permissible, or in the words of the Tehran police chief, "not obnoxious" in Iran.

Citing the Supreme Court's decision in Chevron U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. (1984), however, the panel concluded that it was obliged to defer to the IRS's interpretation of the relevant provisions (to extend "Chevron deference"), because that reading constituted, in Chevron's words, a "permissible construction of the statute".

The book's most gripping ingredient is its obsessive drive (if the word is permissible in a cycling context).

The upshot of the opinion, she said, was that the challenged interpretation of the word "is permissible because the Supreme Court already said it was".

Blackadder clearly has a keen rugby brain and a half-decent plan - if he had a different surname it would be permissible to use the word cunning - but his humility is his most striking quality.

In other words, it is permissible to take life as retribution for a terrible crime; and "spreading mischief" has been interpreted pretty broadly by Islamic judges, to include apostasy (leaving Islam) and homosexuality.

The Arabic word halal means permissible, and the rules of slaughter are based on Islamic law.